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I have been an enthusiastic Blinkist fan for about 2 years. I use it to 1. educate myself during my morning exercise. 2. get an overview of a book before I read (or listen to) it. 3. remind myself of the most important points from a book I have already read. Because I really believe in this, I was incredibly happy that Blinkist offered to sponsor one of our videos. Be sure to check out Blinkist. I can imagine that you will like it as much as I do! Click here to find out more about Blinkist: ➞ http://blinkist.de/logicallemon PS: the first 100 viewers are currently getting a 20% discount on the Blinkist Premium subscription. I use this spaced repetition software: 1. Phase6 for vocabulary (basic functions are free. For example, I bought the 1000 most important Spanish vocabulary words for 10€. ➞ https://www.phase-6.de/ 2. Anki is free and simply great. ➞ https://apps.ankiweb.net/ If you prefer to use another software, you can find a good overview of the available programs here: ➞ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of... For those who prefer analogue, the Leitner system is suitable: ➞ https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lernkartei The best websites for well-structured knowledge: 1. Taschenhirn https://www.taschenhirn.de/ 2. Blinkist http://blinkist.de/logicallemon 3. Neueswort https://neueswort.de/ Before you start with a spaced repetition system: 1. This is the best way to structure your cards: https://www.supermemo.com/en/archives... 2. This is how you can effortlessly create mnemonics: • A memory like Sherlock Holmes (... 3. This is how you can memorize numbers (very) easily: • A powerful memory hack The... Sources: 1. Ultralearning by Scott Young (one of my favorite books of 20219) 2. Excerpt from the interview with Bill Gates: • How Bill Gates remembers what he reads