Choose a natural stopping point for reading

1. Before starting, glance at the next chapter or section boundary. Choose a manageable stopping point rather than setting a page count without checking the structure.
2. Put a bookmark at that boundary and keep a second slip nearby for questions. Write brief questions there instead of interrupting every page to search.
3. When you stop, note one idea, event or unresolved question in your own words. Leave the note with the book to reconnect next time.

Move the stopping point if the text is denser than expected. Reading for enjoyment does not require meeting a fixed daily quota.