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"Aasif shows you how to turn the same instinct that makes you reach for your phone into a lifelong reading habit that actually sticks.
If you’ve ever wished you could read more but felt hijacked by your screen, this book gives you the simplest path to reclaim your attention and rebuild your mind."
– ANKUR WARIKOO, Entrepreneur
You scroll for thirty minutes every morning. But you haven't finished a book in years.
You know reading would improve your life. You've bought books with good intentions. They're gathering dust while your screen time climbs.
Here's the truth: you're not lazy. You're competing against apps engineered by behavioural psychologists to keep you hooked. Willpower alone will never win that fight.
This book gives you a different strategy. Instead of fighting your phone habit, redirect it. Five minutes of setup tonight, thirty minutes of reading tomorrow morning—using the device you already reach for automatically.
No digital detox. No deleting apps. No superhuman discipline required. Just one tiny adjustment to the phone habit you already have.
Start tonight. Read tomorrow morning. Become someone who reads every day.
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Aasif Iqbal J
Aasif Iqbal J has over 15 years of experience in IT consulting and EdTech. As former Chief Operating Officer and Co-founder of iamneo.ai—an EdTech startup—he helped scale the company tenfold, leading to its acquisition by NIIT in April 2025.
Throughout his career working with learners from age 8 to corporate professionals, Aasif observed one common challenge: fractured attention spans caused by constant digital distraction. After struggling with the same problem himself, he cracked the code to building a sustainable daily reading habit—not through willpower, but by redirecting existing behaviours.
He went from someone who'd never thought of himself as "a reader" to reading daily for years, inspiring colleagues, friends, and family to do the same. This book distills that transformation into a system anyone can implement tonight.
