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It's quick and gives reasonable advice, but for me, it's all a bit superficial. But maybe I'm being too critical, I can't really point out what I'm missing and whether it should have been included or not. Maybe what to do with the knowledge? Or how practical skills would compare to learning theory? And I guess I'm not a fan of the whole speed-reading promo thing - not sure it actually gives much if your aim is to take useful notes and engage with the text fully, especially when you're starting to learn sth from zero. Then again, I might try it out and be proven wrong.

Key points:
*make a plan
*train your eyes
*use reading strategies
*engage with the material systematically
*ask questions and research what you can't answer