What specific things did Balasaheb Deo try to do to start a habit of reading the Dnyaneshwari?

Balasaheb Deo made several earnest attempts to establish a daily reading practice of the Dnyaneshwari. As described in Chapter 41, he initially resolved to read it regularly, much like one might read the Bhagavad Gita, but found the resolution would not hold. He then took a significant step by taking three months' leave from his job, going first to Shirdi and then to his home in Ponda for rest and to focus on this goal. Despite this dedicated time, other tasks and books took priority. In a final attempt to make it manageable, he resolved to read at least five verses, or Ovis, daily. However, the text states that even this minimal commitment did not happen with regularity and enthusiasm, ultimately leading to his distress.