It's kind of related to my fear of getting bored, I think. I start a new hobby, I stop doing it when things take too long to finish (for example). I start a new project, then I found another new project to start, leaving the other unfinished. For as long as I live, I don't like that side of me. But it happens and I let it happen. It is a problem I learnt to live with. It's not something that will go away. Even if I apply discipline to it, I'll get bored of being disciplined (hah!). 

The best way for me to avoid this is a mix of many things. Discipline is when I tell myself to continue reading before I can even come up with excuses not to read. I'm not good at following routines (will you believe me if I say I enjoy the moment of planning/organising routines but not the part of following it?) - but if I must have one, it has to be a rough/basic & super flexible routine. And maybe have a variety of stuff...? Like I don't want to read the same genre or author consecutively. 

Sorry that this isn't really a post that provides guides to avoid reading slumps. It's just me throwing out ideas for myself. I'm just probably trying to remind myself what I can do.

Ahh.. it's so scary.. I don't want to return to those reading slump days.