Unconventional methods of choosing what book to read next – do you have any?

So I've developed some pretty debilitating ADHD over the past few years, and one of the many consequences of it was a severe impact to my reading. I gradually found myself a) having an extremely hard time to conventionally pick a book I want to read and b) actually sticking with the book I'm reading without losing interest less than 1/3 of the way through and having FOMO over another book. After getting diagnosed and going on medication, I was able to mostly fix the second problem – but I was still having trouble actually deciding what to read.

The old "pick what looks good/what you're in the mood for" just stopped working for me, and it didn't help that my home library just kept getting bigger and bigger, compounding the analysis-paralysis.

So I basically just removed the choice from myself and left it up to random chance. I put all the books I've really been wanting to read into an alphabetized, numbered list, and used a random number generator to spit out a number anywhere from 1 to xxx. Whichever number came up would be the book I would read – and finish.

I actually found this to work really well for me, since all the books in the list are ones that I would love to read and just haven't been able to because of choice paralysis. And the randomness of it took out the nagging voice in my head constantly thinking that I picked the "wrong" book.

Anybody else have any unusual methods like this to choose what book to read? Probably doesn't apply to normal folks that can just pick up a book what looks cool to them lol.