Six books in ninety days, twenty pages at a time.
The books are on the shelf. They can see you.
An example of where ninety days can take you. Your plan starts from your own answers.
Why ninety days works for this.
Twenty pages a day is about a book every two weeks. Ninety days of that is a small shelf, and nobody had to read on a beach to get there.
What Plan90 might ask you.
- How many pages do you read on a normal day right now?
- Paper, ebook or audio?
- When do you read best?
A first week might look like this
- MonRead 20 pages
- TueRead 20 pages
- WedRead 20 pages, then write one line about it
- ThuRead 20 pages
- FriRead 20 pages somewhere other than bed
- SatLighter day: 10 pages, anywhere
- SunLighter day: choose the next book
An example. Your plan is written from your own answers, so yours will look like you.
Also for
Everyone- For New Year resolutions
Make it to February. Then keep going.
A lot of resolutions are gone by the middle of January. Ninety days from 1 January takes you to 31 March, one short list at a time.
By day 90: The resolution, still going on 31 March
Read on - For students
The thesis, in pieces small enough to start.
A deadline is a lot of small days pretending to be one big scary one.
By day 90: A full first draft of the thesis
Read on - For language learners
From pointing at the menu to ordering from it.
Ten words a day sounds tiny. Ninety days of it is a small dictionary.
By day 90: A real conversation in the language
Read on