Do you ever get the feeling that you read way too much? Do you find it difficult to figure out which parts of a book are the most important? Do you wish you could gather information from books in a more efficient and timely manner? If that's the case, skimming a text the next time you sit down to read it might be a good idea.
What exactly is skimming?
Skimming is a strategic, selective reading technique in which you concentrate on a text's important points. Skipping content that provides facts, anecdotes, data, or other elaboration when skimming is a good idea. Focus on the introduction, chapter summaries, first and last sentences of paragraphs, bold words, and text elements instead of reading every word carefully. Skimming is the process of getting the essence of an author's primary points rather than the details.
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