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knowledge

Most people I talk to don’t have a reading strategy.

How to Retain More From the Books You Read in Five Simple Steps

How do you remember information you read in books?
By Darius Foroux
Take free online courses on a variety of subjects.

The 49 Best Educational Websites and Apps to Learn New Stuff for Free

The apps and websites on this list can teach you practically anything—from coding and cooking, to surfing and negotiating.
By John Fawkes
I read books primarily to learn, grow, and feed my curiosities.

Why I Love Reading Real Books

Books are a gateway to deeper knowledge and a way to dive into areas unrelated to my job.
By Andrew Merle
Why can’t watching TV be just as educational as reading a book?

Are Books Superior to TV?

By Melissa Chu
Collecting feels like learning, but it isn't.

The Collector’s Fallacy: Why We Gather Things We Don’t Need

By Charles Chu
Play every day.

My Top Seven Rules for a Successful Life

By Marcus Geduld
Intelligence is always work in progress so you are never too late to add to what you already know.

If You Do These Things Every Day, You’ll Become Smarter

By Thomas Oppong
I think if you can find even one takeaway in a book that you remember afterwards, then it’s a great book

The 40 Books That Saved My Life

By James Altucher
“Don’t boil the ocean,” Terry said as he slapped a tall stack of papers on my desk. “Just tell us what we need to know.”

Three Steps to Get Up to Speed on Any Subject Quickly

By Nir Eyal
This season of life is important, so don’t waste it.

3 Tips Graduates Won’t Hear at Commencement That We All Need to Hear

By Jeff Goins
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The Era of Fake Knowledge: Why It's Never Been Easier To Fake What You Know

By Shane Parrish
(Photo: Wikimedia)

You Can Now Make Your Own Free eBook Out of Wikipedia Articles

By Jessica Roy
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