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I started off disabled and then moved to retirement. I recommend planning a regular schedule where you typically read for an hour. Then extend from there. I always read an hour in the morning while drinking my coffee. No matter what else I do, I have that hour to chip away at a good story. I have had a lot of caregiving duties especially in the last year which took my concentration away. But I never stopped reading. Sometimes had to reread. In retirement, you could go day after day doing nothing, so it helps to have a scheduled time every day to do certain things like read, exercise and then do more if you feel like it. My neighbors volunteered for Meals on Wheels to have an excuse to get out of the house, and they got into audiobooks because of that.
Finally, it's a good time to start reading those long books that you always put off like Mistborn or classics by Dickens.
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