One can read the whole Bible in a year by reading less than 12 minutes a day. You can start by reading 2 chapters from the Old Testament in the morning and 2 chapters from the New Testament at night. By reading 3-4 chapters a day you will read the Bible in one year, and reading 4 chapters a day will get you through the Bible in 11 months. Romans 12:2 says "Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God's will is-his good, pleasing and perfect will." If we don't read the Word daily we will be deceived by the voices of the enemy coming our way trying to take us out of the Lord's will. By reading the Bible daily we can learn about who God is, about His character, and we will be equipped to discern all voices. Thoughts that may try to come our way could include torment, confusion, stress, worry, frustration,  discouragement, or threatening thoughts to bring you down and make you feel defeated. The enemy will also accuse or convict you falsely. These false convictions may come as constant thoughts or reminders of past sins you committed when you were in the world. When these thoughts come our way we must cast them down immediately and fill our minds with the Word of God. It's important to understand who we are in Christ. When we decide to follow Jesus we are a new creature and He no longer sees us as sinners. 

Memorize your favourite Bible verse from any of the chapters you read that day. Meditate on it throughout the day, while at work or school, to help your mind stay fixed on the Lord. Fill up all your time and your mind with the things of the Lord, with things of above and not of this earth. Philippians 4:8 says, "Brothers, and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable -if anything is excellent or praiseworthy-think about such things." By leaving your spirit empty you allow the enemy to place thoughts in your mind and to plant his satanic seeds within you. Memorizing God's Word and meditating on it as often as possible will help you focus of the Lord's presence and align your mind with His will. Listening to sermons or worship music throughout the day will also help fill your spirit with eternal vibrations of the Lord and refill you with His Holy Spirit. If you can't listen to worship songs at work, you may want to try to memorize a part of your favourite song and sing throughout the day to help you be in the Lord's presence continuously. 

Make it your goal to share the gospel with someone new every week. You can tell them about Christ's love at work, school, or anywhere that Lord has placed you in this season. Tell them about the love of Christ and what He has done for you. How he transformed your life and changed the desires of your heart. Try to relate to them as best you can. In 1 Corinthians 9: 19-23, Paul states that he became all things to all people so that he might save as many souls as possible. Ask them if they need help with anything that week and try to assist them and meet their needs as best as possible. Ask them if they need prayer and lead them into the sinners prayer, if they are willing. Keep them in your prayers throughout your week. The Lord will start to work in their lives through your prayers and start to change their heart slowly. Always remember that the Lord is always working even when you don't see any immediate, obvious changes. Some souls may need months or years of intercession before they acknowledge that they need Jesus and desire to accept Him as their Lord and Saviour.