For reading, you follow the same immersion cycle as for listening.

You can start reading content in your area of interest or knowledge. Maybe you’re very interested in history, or maybe you’re working as a marketer so you’re interested in content around marketing.

You can then add reading materials in your area of interest. Restricting it to your area of interest ensures you’re already familiar with it, and know what to expect, so it will be easier to start understanding things.

Some reading materials you can add at this point:

• Books in your niche

• Blogs in your niche

• Papers in your niche

• [ ] 👉 Find an interesting article/book in your niche (see [EXAMPLE] Article on learning marketing). Create a subpage, and go through the immersion cycle (start at [ACTION] Mine sentences → flashcards).

Then there’s some easy general reading material you might want to add:

• Comics (if you find one you like, ideally daily-life comics like Dilbert)
• Graded readers (if available)
• Children’s books
• [ ] 👉 Find a comic, children’s book or other easy general reading content (see [EXAMPLE] Dilbert in French). Create a subpage, and go through the immersion cycle (start at [ACTION] Mine sentences → flashcards).

**[EXAMPLE] Article on learning marketing)**

**[EXAMPLE] Dilbert in French)**