The Garrison (armies of militia) of libraries worldwide offer millions of books, such as the Library of Congress in D.C. has over 162 million books, and the New York Public library carries around 53 million books. So many books, so little time in a human’s life.

A number of people have asked me through several of my channels and conferences — how to find time to read books, and what can be done to read more books each month. Some audiences even feel that 43 machine learning books in a year are insufficient, and want more.

I keep discovering new material every day on top of the antiquated books, which still offer good concepts. To get started, I would suggest disconnecting from Netflix, Amazon Video, and regular TV channels. The more you watch any of this stuff, the more you wouldn’t be finding time to read the books.

In 2020, I had managed to read more than 96,120 pieces of books, eBooks, articles, averaging 267 pieces of books, eBooks, research papers, or articles per day. However, on average, people might have read 10 to 30 machine learning books in a year.

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