I have love-hate relationship with speech-to-text. I understand its practicality, but can't enter the flow state by using it. On the other hand, while I'm typing, it seems like there is a process in the back of my mind constantly thinking and pushing new ideas - the ones that I haven't really imagined typing down before I started.
Typing in itself is a thinking process for me. Can't get the same mental state with speech-to-text.
So true. Starting to read came as an antidote to me. It lifts up a lot of illusions. Once you make reading a habit, you understand how wasting precious time on any other activity that doesn't teach you something practical is totally useless.
It becomes almost like meditation. Once you are in the flow of reading, joy kicks in.
Kindle is amazing. It is like a global library with the widest selection available to you with one click. Especially with Kindle Unlimited.
Together with Kindle + Audible, I am finishing on avg 2 books a week. Once done, I go through the highlights, brainstorm on them and add my notes to those highlights right on Kindle. Good one for knowledge retention. This, you can't do with physical books. Or you can do, but with enormously higher effort.