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I was reading a great book the other day. I just kept on reading it over and over, but what breaks my heart is that there is no sequel! The book is a great inspiration for me, but it ends around 600 pages. Usually, I hate reading, but every time I read this book, I keep learning something new.

Sometimes I think to myself, maybe I don’t hate reading; perhaps it's the material I'm reading that doesn’t inspire me. I was advised to start reading only what inspires me, and putting this into practice has worked wonders in my life. I have finished all the books I've been picking, which is a first!

With this, I'm starting to crave sequels and a desire to learn more. We've also had a bunch of people expressing the same craving for an article I posted, and I'm delighted to announce today's post is a sequel to “3 Ways To Get Your Kid To Read” Yes! 🥳 I got 3 more tips.

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We would all love to see our kids develop a passion for reading and excel in comprehension. However, have you ever considered what makes kids love certain things? Have you ever reflected on what made you love things? When I start feeling burnt out or facing procrastination, I remind myself that I might not want to do something because it feels like it won’t bring me closer to my biggest goal, or perhaps I've set unrealistic goals. Leading me to give up and do something I genuinely want to do.

We all experience phases where we feel unexcited about things, and the struggle is real 😭 However, we have to remember that kids go through similar phases. We can easily get caught up in work, hobbies, chores, and more. Yet, I constantly remind myself not to let all my worries stack up and cause me to overlook others. I challenge you to prevent life from hindering your connection with your child. So let's cast our worries away and prepare ourselves mentally to discuss the tips! 🥳

Tip 1: Putting subtitles on TV and movies. Hear me out; this is already becoming a trend. Sharethrough says, 'Gen Zers watch videos on mute, to the point now where people expect videos on all devices to have captions. 74% usually watch mobile videos on mute. 41% usually watch computer videos on mute.' If Gen Z is already watching a lot of content on mute, might as well add subtitles to everything else, right? 🤷‍♂️ Just remember to turn the volume lower :)

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