Highly successful people use this 1 skill to get more from reading, says Northwestern expert (via CNBCMakeIt)
Her tip: After you've finished reading a new book, try describing it in one sentence.
That's easier said than done, of course. Practice helps — and before you try on your own, you can draw inspiration from Stanford professor Jeffrey Pfeffer's"The Power Broker" can be summed up as "embrace ambiguity," Pfeffer notes. Steve Jobs' biography could translate to "eschew popularity contests."
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