The concepts are very similar to those presented in “How to Read a Book”[0].
The general gist is: create a mental outline of the book/material (via the table of contents), dive into interesting chapters, resurface to the outline, dive again, etc.
This strategy is useful for quickly building a mental model and using your own interest as the guiding light.
Similar to building quickly, the focus is on your attention/what’s most important, rather than traversing from the beginning to the end serially.
The concepts are very similar to those presented in “How to Read a Book”[0].
The general gist is: create a mental outline of the book/material (via the table of contents), dive into interesting chapters, resurface to the outline, dive again, etc.
This strategy is useful for quickly building a mental model and using your own interest as the guiding light.
Similar to building quickly, the focus is on your attention/what’s most important, rather than traversing from the beginning to the end serially.
Great post!
[0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/How_to_Read_a_Book