How I Balance Reading 50 Books a Year While Finishing My PhD / Tips and Tricks

Balancing a PhD with reading 50 books a year is possible. Here are my best reading tips for busy schedules. As a chemical engineering PhD student, I constantly struggle to find time to read. I have managed to maintain a consistent reading flow despite a heavy academic workload, and I want to share exactly how I keep up with my reading goals. Whether you are struggling with a persistent reading slump or just looking for better time management strategies, these habits help me fit books into my day. From using audiobooks during commutes to knowing when to set a book aside, these methods ensure I stay consistent without burning out. I also share my recent thoughts on the latest book recommendations that kept me motivated. Subscribe for more academic life and reading breakdowns, and let me know in the comments how you squeeze reading into your busy week. Get vidIQ to grow your channel faster! 🚀 https://vidiq.com/ScientistsReadin Chapters 00:00 Intro 01:35 How I find time in my day to read 04:30 Audiobooks are a lifesaver 05:30 Find the blank times in your day 07:40 Reading is like a workout 08:30 DNF is self-care 09:40 Reading slump solvers 11:45 Outro 🌟Affiliate links: ☕Support me on Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/hugoakascientistsre... 📚WOOK: https://www.wook.pt?a_aid=6070ca76109c5 🎁Wishlist: https://www.amazon.es/hz/wishlist/ls/... 📚The Genre Soup Book Club Discord server:   / discord   🕒Quarterly book club Discord server:   / discord   🌟WHERE TO FIND ME: TikTok:   / scientist.reading   Goodreads:   / @scientistsreadingworld   Instagram:   / @scientistsreadingworld   Storygraph: https://app.thestorygraph.com/profile... Bluesky: @scireadworld.bsky.social Business inquiries: scientistbookworld@gmail.com #booktube #booktuber #thrillerbooks​ ​ #booktag​ #bookhaul​ #goodreads​ #booktubers​ ​ #fantasybooks​ ​ ​ #bookreview #bookrecs​ #bookrecommendations​