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If you’re planning to start reading soon, or already started but wish you could read more, rest assured it’s not at all as daunting as it might sound. In fact, all these outcomes came from doing small things every day over a long period. Build the habit slowly and you’ll get there soon enough. Happy reading!
A total of 19 online tools and applications that you can use to either digitally improvise your work or simply engage someone to do the proofreading for you.
Utilize these tools to shorten up long online articles or any text that you provide. Depending on the tools’ set of features, some may summarize an article into a single sentence or to a few easily digestible points. Most of these are usually driven by an artificial intelligence system, so results will vary and quality may not be at the highest.
Access your Kindle’s highlights and notes from external sources. Send your “other” compiled notes to Kindle, sync it with other note-taking apps out there like Pocket, compile all highlights into a knowledge base and many many more.
This compilation brings us 23 sites and apps that will guide and aid you in finding what to read next. A plethora of methods can be found among these sites, from a simply input to generate similar suggestions, to various pool of ideas from geniuses and well-known individuals.
What are some authors you have found that are all over the spectrum when it comes to writing? This video covers that and lists 10 of these special authors that we think are the most versatile authors of all time.