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NOURISH YOUR BRAIN
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Why reading is so important!

NOURISH YOUR BRAIN THROUGH READING!

 

They may take away your home, repossess your car, terminate your job, and even steal your wealth. But one thing they can never take away is your education and knowledge. Whatever you have stored within is protected for life. And so you need to keep investing in your learning and development. And what better way to do so than to read continuously. There are so many reading materials, most interesting, that await you. And forget not that great education and knowledge guarantee a rewarding and stimulating life.

So, read! Read any and everything that is uplifting and educational, for example: the newspapers, health magazines, business journals, novels, motivational books, religious scriptures, and literatures on history, science, geography, gardening, beauty, leadership, politics, music and anything else that draws your interest. Reading enlarges your intellectual capacity, broadens your perspectives, allows for brilliant conversation, and develops your self-confidence. It can also help land you a great job, make you stand out in the crowd because of your outstanding intelligence, and possibly save you from Alzheimer’s down the road.  Reading is an affordable pastime and it delivers fantastic results. So, read, and read some more!  I often read in the washroom or listen to audios whilst driving.  Hence, time is never an excuse. Your mind is meant to be stretched, and the more it’s challenged, the more enhanced its capacity. Cultivate it daily. If you are not yet motivated to read, know that an erudite woman is a confident and sexy woman.


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