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Think you know how to read? Think again

This mindset shift will change how you interpret information.

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Oct 16, 2024
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Arrrrr! 🏴‍☠️ Welcome to a 💎 free edition 💎 of Category Pirates. The Buried Treasure series shares snippets of the best ideas and frameworks from our mini-books to help you design new and different categories. Thanks for being here. For more: View the mini-book archive | Listen to us jam on category design | Dive into an audiobook | Enroll in the free Category Accelerator email course


Dear Friend, Subscriber, and Category Pirate,

This week’s Buried Treasure is all about mastering the art of critical reading.

The ability to read critically has never been more…critical. Almost every media platform bombards us with emotionally charged headlines that provoke reactions rather than encourage thoughtful consideration. This (too often) leaves us in a constant state of knee-jerk responses. We react to content without reflecting on its meaning.

The good news: You can transform your reading habits from reactive to reflective.

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How to Master the 4 Lenses of Critical Reading

As a pirate who thinks about thinking, you want to be able to navigate through the noise and understand what you’re consuming.

These four lenses help you evaluate any content you come across:

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