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Most people in prison read books to kill time. I did too—until my business partner, Michael Santos, asked me, "What did you learn?" I had no answer. I had read 20 books but couldn't recall a single takeaway. That changed everything.
From then on, I took clear notes: Why am I reading this? How will it help me? What can I use today? Reading became active, not passive.
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