RI#142 - Learn anything/Make tough decisions/Take notes like a boss

By Alex Kurtev • Issue #142 • View online

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🌐 Websites

Explore the lexicon with Visuwords. Whether you are a native English speaker or a second language user—either as a student or a teacher—browse the language in ways you couldn’t with traditional printed reference materials. VISIT WEBSITE

Learn Anything is the platform for knowledge discovery that helps you understand any topic through the most efficient paths, as voted by the community. VISIT WEBSITE

📝 Articles

An economist’s rule for making tough life decisions. It’s not a surprise by any means but it is good to read it. READ ARTICLE

51 wonderful words with no English equivalent READ ARTICLE

📙 Books

10 Works of Literary Fantasy You Should Read ‹ Literary Hub

Today marks the release of one of the most anticipated books of the year: Marlon James’s Black Leopard, Red Wolf, a sprawling literary fantasy and the first in a projected series. James is on…

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📱 Apps

Skynote brings your calendars and tasks into a visual timeline. Create task with time, duration and you can adjust the icon and color, add notes and subtasks, and even make the task repeat. /Android, iOS VISIT WEBSITE

Xtiles is anote-taking app for creative work. Free your creativity with the same beautiful experience, whatever you’re on. /Android, iOS VISIT WEBSITE

✨ Inspiration

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🔝 Most clicked link from the previous issue

Interestingly enough the most clicked link from the previous issue is the most clicked link from the one before, which is Darius Foroux’s Reading List. So now I’m sharing the second most clicked links from the previous issue: