Leaders are readers. We pursue lifelong learning because wisdom multiplies our ability to serve others, solve problems, build God's Kingdom, and leave a legacy for future generations.

  • ☐ Read for at least the scheduled amount of time today.

  • ☐ Read from material that builds knowledge, wisdom, character, or useful skills.

  • ☐ Eliminate distractions while reading or studying.

  • ☐ Take notes or highlight important ideas.

  • ☐ Look up unfamiliar words, concepts, or questions.

  • ☐ Think critically instead of accepting everything at face value.

  • ☐ Discuss what you learned with someone else when possible.

  • ☐ Apply at least one lesson from today's reading.

  • ☐ Record important insights in a journal or notebook.

  • ☐ Continue progress on current books before starting new ones.

  • ☐ Balance spiritual, personal, professional, and practical learning over time.

  • ☐ Protect your scheduled learning time on the calendar.

  • ☐ Read with curiosity and an open, teachable attitude.

  • ☐ Seek wisdom, not just information.

  • ☐ Encourage others by sharing valuable ideas you've learned.

  • ☐ Leave your reading area clean and organized.

  • ☐ End today's learning with gratitude and a plan for tomorrow.

  • ☐ Would the King be proud of how I invested my mind today?

  • ☐ Did I learn something that will make me wiser tomorrow?

  • ☐ Did I apply what I learned instead of merely consuming information?

  • ☐ Did today's learning prepare me to better serve others?

  • ☐ Did I leave the Kingdom better than I found it?