THE IMPORTANCE OF READING ( ESPECIALLY ONE GOOD BOOK PER WEEK).

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1. It will increase your worldview and perspective of life

2. It will make you a better writer

3. It will make you a better leader

4. It will increase your breadth of knowledge

5. It will be a good example for your kids and even your protégées

6. It  will increase your ability to dream and aspire for greater adventures in life

7. It will lead to a greater relationships with the people around us

8. It will increase your reading speed and retain ability

9. It will stretch your self- discipline and creativity.

10. It will help you better discern good ideas from bad ones. 


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