rich1.0Mbitcoiner (npub1uz…857h3)https://nostr.ae/npub1uzfp6cgwue2njm86cmyeq7m26y0n58w72acq98sjsnnv4c87002s6857h3njumphttps://nostr.aeGreat read by brother Bheria https://bheria.substack.com/p/the-accidental-reader-lessons-from Reminded me of when I was also a below average reader in high school. One event that "one-shotted" me was a required reading book, the Scarlett Letter, and I was like 14 or something, and I remember being so confused and frustrated reading it. The writing made it extremely hard to understand for me. That basically killed in me any desire to ever read a book. It wasn't until I was in my late teens that I'd pick up a book (Ender's Game) and read it for enjoyment. Alhamdulilah. It's like the school system was purposely designed to kill the child's motivation for reading. One of the main reasons why I homeschool my kids. I don't want them growing up hating to learn new things.