How to read more books in 2024

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Dec 23, 2023

Hope you are all doing well out there!

Today I went to the first of three Christmas gatherings for the season so I am pretty zonked.

I took my own advice though, plus one piece of advice I read in a different but similar article: text your friends throughout the gathering. This is the article:

Healthy Rich

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One friend I was texting kept reminding me of my own advice, which was very helpful.

Now I am off to have a bath and listen to an easy breezy audiobook.

Because using my computer right now feels too much like work, I am writing doing this post on my phone and I can’t work out how to put hyperlinks on text. So in case you missed it, this is the advice I am talking about:

How to survive festive gatherings as an Autistic adult

Emmeline Tyler

December 9, 2023

How to survive festive gatherings as an Autistic adult

These days, it’s easy to find articles and content on how to support your neurodivergent child during the festive season. I love that there is so much neuroaffirming information out there for parents these days. But as my co-host Julia Jones and I discuss on our soon-to-be-released podcast, Exploring Autism,

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Kristin DeMarr

Great advice!! I’ve read so few books this year! Mostly because I don’t have a lot of extra time. I should start getting audiobooks! I spend a lot of time in the car.

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Anna Cusack

Dec 26, 2023

I think increasing my DNF % is key

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