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Nothing, which you are able to give, can be as freedom for me

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Real friendship survives all part of life

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We need discipline which is self control, not motivation

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Useless work blocks knowledge

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Is it true that CEOs read 50 books a year?

You’ve probably heard the claim that CEOs read 50 books a year—but is it actually true? Let’s break it down.

1. How Many Books Do CEOs Really Read?
Multiple sources suggest that top executives read far more than the average person. A Fast Company survey of 500 CEOs reportedly found that the typical CEO reads about 60 books per year, which is roughly five books each month. By comparison, the average American reads only about 12 books per year, with a median of just 4 books annually often quoted in business circles as evidence that “leaders are readers.” In fact, N2Growth advisors note that Fortune 500 CEOs tend to read 4 to 5 books a month, totaling 48 to 60 books annually. While the exact ns by individual (depending on schedule, industry, and personal preferences), it’s clear that CEOs dedicate significant time to reading, highlighting the value they place on continuous learning.


2. Why Do CEOs Prioritize Reading?
Reading is a key habit for many successful leaders because it helps them stay informed, sharpen decision-making, and gain fresh perspectives. CEOs often turn to books on leadership, strategy, and innovation to grow their knowledge base. Books offer them access to insights from experts across various fields, enabling them to make better decisions and lead their companies effectively.

For example, Bill Gates is known to read around 50 books per year. He credits reading as his main way of learning new things and keeping up with the latest ideas in science, technology, and public health. Similarly, Warren Buffettto spend 5-6 hours daily reading, which includes business reports and financial news in addition to books.


3. Is Reading 50 Boal for Success?
While reading 50 books a year may be impressive, it’s not a strict requirement for success. The important thing is continuous learning. Successful CEOs prioritize lifelong learning—whether through books, articles, or podcasts—to remain adaptable and innovative.


So, while 50 books a year might be impressive, the real success lies in the commitment to lifelong learning.


Brain Rot: The Silent Killer of Your Focus and Intelligence

In today's digital world, short-form videos like Reels, TikToks, and Shorts are everywhere. They promise quick entertainment, instant gratification, and endless scrolling. But have you ever stopped to think about what they’re really doing to your brain?

The Trap of Instant Dopamine

Every time you watch a short, engaging video, your brain releases dopamine—the “feel-good” chemical. It’s the same mechanism that makes gambling and junk food addictive. The more you consume, the more your brain craves it, leading to dopamine dependency. Instead of enjoying real-life experiences or focusing on deep work, your brain starts seeking the next quick hit of entertainment.

Reduced Attention Span

Reels condition your mind to process only short bursts of information, making it harder to concentrate on reading, studying, or even having meaningful conversations. If you find yourself unable to sit through a lecture or read a book without getting distracted, your attention span might already be damaged.

Memory and Learning Decline

Constantly feeding your brain with random, fast-changing content weakens your ability to retain information. Instead of engaging in deep learning, you’re training your brain to forget things quickly. This could be killing your ability to think critically, which is essential for success in education and life.

Loss of Creativity and Imagination

Your brain needs silence and deep thought to generate new ideas. But when it’s constantly bombarded with short, shallow content, creativity suffers. Instead of thinking, creating, or problem-solving, your brain is stuck in consume mode.

How to Stop the Rot

Reduce Screen Time – Set limits on your social media use.
Read More – Train your brain to focus for longer periods.
Engage in Deep Work – Study, write, and think without distractions.
Embrace Boredom – Let your mind wander; that’s where creativity happens.
Reels and short videos aren’t just “harmless fun.” They are rewiring your brain in ways that can seriously harm your focus, intelligence, and ability to succeed. Take control before it’s too late.


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Did you feel incomprehensibility in learning something? It might look like your brain isn't working...

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...If what you are doing is not moving towards your goals, then it is probably moving you away from your goals

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In the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region in western China, the dual language education policy calls for subjects to be taught in two languages - Uyghur and Chinese - in kindergartens and schools, but in practice, education is in one language - Chinese. In other words, a reform is being carried out to deprive this people of their culture.

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Losers want to win
Winners want to fight

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This phenomenon is known in psychology as "Illusory Goal Progress" or "Social Reality." Research suggests that when a person shares their goal with others, their brain receives a signal as if they have already made progress. As a result, their internal motivation decreases, and they become less likely to take action.

This idea was first introduced by the German psychologist Kurt Lewin in 1933 and later confirmed by modern researchers like Peter Gollwitzer. In his 2009 study, Gollwitzer found that when people announce their goals to others, their minds feel as if they are already closer to achieving them, which leads to reduced effort.

For this reason, many experts recommend keeping goals to yourself or sharing them with very few people if you truly want to stay motivated and take action. Instead of talking about your plans, focus on executing them and showing results.

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Todayʼs men: I am fired from my job. I am in depression
Befor 2000 years:☠

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Instead of thinking how to give answer, think about why they give the question to you. If you find its purpose, you understand how to answer

Maksim Gorki

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Video oldindan ko‘rish uchun mavjud emas
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Day before an exam
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ARTICLES 365 📰 | Muratovich dan repost
In English we say: Can I be a child again?

But in poetry we say: Take me back to when laughter was endless, and my dreams were bigger than my fears.

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