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Starting a new reading planner is exciting, but staying motivated to use it all year can be harder. Life gets busy, routines change, and suddenly your planner is sitting untouched. The good news is that you don’t have to use
If you have ADHD, you’ve probably lived this cycle: you buy a planner, you’re obsessed with it for two weeks, and then it ends up in a drawer. It’s not a willpower problem, it’s usually a design problem. Most planners
Grab Your Free Summer Reading Bingo! If you’re anything like us, your summer plans include plenty of books. These bingo cards are a fun way to challenge yourself and shake up your reading routine this summer. We created five free Summer
What would happen if you gave yourself just 20–30 minutes a day without your phone? This May, we’re inviting you to join us in some screen free reading time. The No Phones Reading Challenge is simple:Set your phone aside and
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