The 30-Minute Daily Reader Group

This year, I’ve been consciously choosing books over social media—diving into new genres, reading more slowly, more intentionally. No reading challenges, no pressure. Just me, a book, and my own pace. I don’t count pages or books anymore. I simply read when it feels right.

I’ve even developed a habit: whenever I leave the house, I carry a book with me. Just in case I find a some time to read.

Lately, I’ve noticed a lot of group study sessions happening online—people gathering virtually to learn together. But here’s the thing: I’ve always made more progress on my own. I enjoy the solitude of reading. It’s my space to breathe, reflect, and wander.

Still… a thought’s been brewing. What if I started a reader group?

Not the kind where we discuss plot twists or share book reviews. Just a quiet, cozy virtual space for like-minded folks to show up, open a book, and read silently—together—for 30 minutes. No pressure to talk. No need to share. Just read and go.

Every day.

Simple.

Intentional.

Quietly connected.

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