“Learning is finding out what you already know. Doing is demonstrating that you know it. Teaching is reminding others that they know just as well as you. You are all learners, doers, teachers.”

- Richard Bach

Worth the read

Some books enlighten you; from the first page, until the last. Others provide a serendipitous sentence that nudges you in a new direction, or reminds of you a forgotten truth. Not everything I read resonates. And when it doesn’t, that doesn’t mean the book should be tossed out immediately. Sometimes, it’s not worth the time. Sometimes it’s half truths, and a lesson in discernment. But other times, the book contains lessons for…later. Or, a contradictory way of viewing the world that I need to sit with.

Either way, in an age of fast media, hot takes, and endless scrollable content, I look to books to provide the part of my mental diet that is timeless. The words and images you consume, become the thoughts you think and the worlds you create; so, I look to books to provide me with intentional content.