David Kirkpatrick
@davidreadfast
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Read the right books. Take the massive action.
I've read 1,000+ business books. Here are the top 9 I recommend every founder reads:.
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Comment "training" for access to my live speed reading and memory training. (Read caption for details).
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Want me to help you get through your reading list in 2025?.
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Don't let yourself becoming outdated in this fast-paced society.
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If you ever did have to reinvent your business model like 97% of CEOs. A constant reading habit is necessary to just continue to exist in this market.
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The top 26% of CEOs out of the 500 read a book a week.
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A survey of 500 CEOs by Fast Company wanted to see how much CEOs actually read. 📝.
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With reading. change can feel easy, natural, and second nature. So how much are CEOs actually reading? 🤔.
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That habit? Could be something you're familiar with already. Reading.
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Find a habit that promotes growth and change in your mind. 🌲. A habit that stimulates an increase in knowledge, focus, and ideas. A habit that makes change easy.
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Instead of reinventing your ENTIRE business model. Do this first.
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♻ There is one constant in business causing CEOs to reinvent their business.
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97% of CEOs have taken steps to reinvent their business models in the last five years. source: PwC's 27th Annual Global CEO Survey.
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Comment "live" and I will send you the training invite!.
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If you had 10x more knowledge in 2025 from reading, what would that do for your business?.
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Rewire your brain to love books. The first step would be to attend this training, or follow this page :).
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". readers read at different speeds, and that faster ones tended to understand what they were reading at least as well as slower ones." (Johns 100).
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“There is no support in research for the popular notion that the slow reader is superior in comprehension.” (Buswell, 113-114).
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