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FINDING TIME TO READ AND WRITE REVIEWS WHILE JUGGLING OTHER COMMITMENTS

Welcome to another chapter of our weekly special. Wow, chapter five(5), we've really come a long way, and if you have not started reading, I'm going to add the links right from Chapter 1(one).


In this chapter, I'll be talking about finding time to read and write reviews while still juggling other commitments, so let's get to it:
Reading and writing reviews is just a hobby of mine, and apart from writing reviews, I run a blog, a bookstagram (@rayo_reads) a Facebook account (@RayoReads), Goodreads, and even X (formerly called Twitter), and to be honest, it is really not easy.
So here are my top 5 ways of finding time to read and write while still juggling other commitments:

1. I read whenever and wherever I can; those little minutes when I wake, avoiding social interactions, a lecturer is running late, and a and a few minutes before I go to bed, I try to sneak a little reading time into my daily routine.

2. I write reviews immediately after I finish a book; while the book is still fresh in my mind, I whip out a notebook and pen and jot down my review ideas. P.S. Most of the time, the reviews do not always come immediately.

3. When it comes to posting reviews, I try to make use of my scheduling tools, but when I can't schedule my posts, I ensure I have the drafts ready.

4. With images and templates, I make sure to always prepare them before hand.

5. Lastly, reading is not a job; it is something I do for fun, so I enjoy it, and it is not a burden to me or my other commitments.


Question: How do you find time to read and write reviews while juggling other commitments?


Chapter 1: Weekly Special Chapter 1

Chapter 2: Weekly Special Chapter 2

Chapter 3: Weekly Special Chapter 3

Chapter 4: Weekly Special Chapter 4

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