The question remains. What do you want from the book that will help you to reach those goals? That is your purpose for reading and that becomes the tool that helps you to activate the book
So you pick a book and ask... "How is this book going to help me achieve any or all of the above?" "What can this book tell me that will help me reach any or all of the above goals?" "What is in this book that I need to know that will help me reach any of all of the above goals?"
-Alex
I wonder how I quote that...
What I want is.......hmm.....good question
Perhaps this is whats causing me so much trouble....
What I want is first the main point of each book's argument or theme is and then break that down into corresponding pieces. Then once I break it down then I will ask or find the components of how to solve, prove or of what proof is there of their statement after I reliaize if there is anything to prove at all.
What can help me from each book is the summery of each chapter and.....then I will go look in the book to see where they drew that conclusion or rule w/e.
About all I can thiunk of for now....
