Could it be possible that some kids just need to grow into reading? Do they develop their reading interests at a later age than others? We will explore this theory inside this article.
Some kids are simply not interested in reading, especially in the early stages of reading. Once they learn to read they will be excited for a little while and then suddenly have no desire to read. This is fairly common and there is no need for parents to panic.
Kids like to be active and doing things that require them to have hands on experiences. When they read they are just sitting around doing nothing but reading. To them nothing could be more boring. Reading becomes to seem like a chore. After all, they are forced to read to complete their school work. They certainly don't think that school work is fun. Then they start thinking that any time they read it is like doing school work.
You've probably heard all this before: writing a book is one of the most powerful marketing tools available to coaches, consultants, speakers, and professionals. It can establish or enhance your brand and unique positioning. It can attract a steady stream of those ideal high-paying clients we all love. And it can elevate everything you're already doing to a higher level of success.
But not all books work as well as they could. Why? Because everyone has a book and most of them aren't very good. There—I said it. If you really want your book to grow your business, then it has to be better, more engaging, and more authentic than the other titles. It has to be an extension of you and your business that represents your expertise in the marketplace and pulls ideal clients right to you. Otherwise it's just another book.
When seriously considering about opening a business, it is important for you to make a background study of the business. You may want to know more about the product or the service you want to offer. You may also want to know more about how the business is done. More information is also needed about your geographical location and how it matches your target market. And of course you want to know more about your target market.
Getting important information about anything is best done by doing research on books. To keep you updated, you have be kept posted of the latest book publications that would teach you more about your particular field.
Have you still got the time to read more books? Do they only gather a lot of dusts and cobwebs because you don't care to open them or you simply lack the time to read more books?
You have to accept the fact that you can pick the ones you like to keep on reading--and that you don't have to peruse everything. There may be plenty of classics and others which claims that some works are "must-read", but then again, you don't have to force yourself in try and reading more books if you can't even get past the tenth or at least the 5th page.
What matters most is that you choose to read more books you only want to read and not just you buy a book that everyone is talking about but then you can't even manage to get on with it!
