Read 100 Books Per Year (It's More Achievable Than You Think)

How speed reading makes 100 books/year realistic

The Problem

Reading 100 books per year seems impossible. You read 10-20 books per year and can't imagine 5-10x that. You see people achieving this goal and wonder how they do it.

Why This Matters

The Solution

100 books/year is absolutely achievable with speed reading. The math: at 500 WPM, a 300-page book takes 3 hours. Reading 30 minutes daily = 1 book/week = 52 books/year. Increase to 1 hour daily or reach 600 WPM, and 100 books/year becomes realistic. LumaRead gets you there.

How It Works

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The Math: 100 books/year = 2 books/week

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Average book: 80,000 words = 300 pages

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At 500 WPM: 160 minutes (2.7 hours) per book

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2 books/week = 5.4 hours of reading

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That's just 46 minutes per day at 500 WPM

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LumaRead trains you to 500-700 WPM in weeks

Benefits

✓Achieve the seemingly impossible: 100 books/year
✓Massive knowledge and vocabulary growth
✓Join elite company of prolific readers
✓Transform your reading identity
✓Accomplish goals that impress others
✓Exponential learning and growth

Frequently Asked Questions

Is 100 books per year realistic?

Yes, with speed reading. At 500 WPM (achievable in weeks with LumaRead), you need 45-50 minutes daily to read 100 books/year. Many LumaRead users exceed this.

What types of books count toward 100?

All books count - fiction, non-fiction, self-help, business. Mix challenging books with lighter reads. The goal is reading volume and knowledge acquisition, not artificial restrictions.

How long until I can read 100 books/year?

If you currently read 200-300 WPM, LumaRead can get you to 500 WPM in 3-4 weeks. Start today, and by next month you'll be on pace for 80-100 books/year.

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