For casual listening I am completely reliant on the audio format. I fall into the camp who still believes there is a place for portable book readers. Fiction are the titles I am mostly likely to consume this way.

For instructional consumption, like financial management, business management and the like I use a screen reader so I can easily jump, skim, and devour as the content may warrant.

For an even more thorough comprehension of a material, I am more likely to use refreshable Braille. I’m thinking of textbooks, handbooks, and the like. This method proved time-beneficial when it came to legal studies.

Anyway, I share that in the spirit of pointing out that learning how we retain information also contributes to how efficiently we learn and can go a long way toward helping us save time.

Excellent article. I’m personally looking forward to more from you.