When I got into Columbia Law, I thought I was disciplined. I'd read all the "right" books to get there. But once I arrived, I realized something: it wasn't intelligence that separated the top performers from everyone else.
It was their systems. Their accountability structures. The way they held each other to impossibly high standards.
I started applying these same Ivy League accountability principles to my reading habit. Weekly check-ins with peers. Progress tracking. Community support. Real consequences for not following through.
The result? I went from reading 5 books a year to 52+. And I built IvyReader to give you the same system.