![]() ![]() ![]() We know that people don’t read well online. (I suppose there’s not really much of a distinction.) Scanners and pleasure seekers The ancient Greeks had a label for those who were widely read but not well read - they called them sophomores.Īs in sophomoric … not a second-year college student. While seeking out novel information from a wide variety of sources is admirable, it doesn’t necessarily give you an advantage. Anyone playing to win is searching high and low for information that others don’t have, which for many means subscribing to a ridiculous number of sites. If you haven’t noticed, competition in the world of online content is fierce. What we’re talking about here is what you say, rather than how you say it. Reading can make you a better writer, as long as you’re paying attention and actually leaving time to write. ![]() More importantly, are you really reading? After all, we all learned how to read fairly early in life, usually in elementary school, right? ![]()
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