I’m behind in my reading. Does that ever happen to you? Let’s chat about why it happens, how it messes with the brain, and how to get back on track without all the reader’s guilt and drama.
In this episode, I share:
- Why we get behind as readers
- How it weighs on us mentally
- Tips for getting back on track
- A book recommendation
I also take a moment in the middle to talk about some of the coffee that I sell at my bookstore. I love this stuff, as it fuels my reading day.
This Episode’s Sponsor: Edgewater Bookstore Coffee
The Deep Read (dark roast great for espresso) - https://edgewaterbookstore.com/collections/cafe/products/the-deep-read
Anthology (Medium roast great for french press and pour-over) - https://edgewaterbookstore.com/collections/cafe/products/anthology
Prose (Light roast from Ethiopia) - https://edgewaterbookstore.com/collections/cafe/products/prose
Plot Twist (Light roast that changes monthly) - https://edgewaterbookstore.com/collections/cafe/products/plot-twist
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