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I don't know. I have never been the reading type. It is one of the reasons I fair very poorly at tests. I completed most of my education with average marks because I wasn't really good at reading books. I passed my exams thanks to my ability to remember things well. I am more of a practical person. I learn better and faster if I can see and do things myself than learning the theory part if things.
But time and again, I keep hearing about people who have really done well in life have mostly had one characteristic in common. They were avid readers. I have tried reading novels, or simple story books. But over time I just get bored. I am unable to maintain the momentum. Even when I am learning programming, I learn by watching YouTube videos than going through documentation.
Before anything, the last time I tested my IQ, it was 123. My personality type is INFJ. I have a god given gift for writing and creativity. So my question is this. Is it really true that reading helps with development of the brain faster? If yes, how? How can I improve my reading habits? Or should I even improve my reading skills? Sometimes I get lost with this thought. Please help.
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