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If you’ve ever bought the same book twice, forgot how a five-star read ended, or can’t find your TBR list because it’s spread across five apps, three notebooks, and a napkin…you’re in good company.
Book lovers tend to collect: books, notes, recommendations, wishlist titles, half-finished series. And while that’s part of the fun, it can also get a little… chaotic.
That’s why Notion is such a great tool for readers.
Have you ever forgotten a deadline, lost your class notes, or spent 30 minutes looking for your to-do list (only to find it stuck to the back of your laptop)? Chances are, you have…and you’re not alone. Being a student means dealing with a lot of different responsibilities: attending classes, doing your homework, working in groups, studying for exams, dealing with life…
And sometimes your brain just doesn’t want to be the calendar, the planner, the budget tracker, and the motivation coach all at once.
The ACT can feel like a big deal. And it kind of is. But that doesn’t mean it has to be overwhelming.
Maybe you want to achieve the highest ACT score possible. Or maybe, you’re just trying to get into your dream college. If you care about your results, you’re going to have to be well-prepared.
The good news? With the right strategies, you can walk into test day feeling prepped and confident.
Here are our 9 ACT tips and tricks to help you crush it.
The popularity of audiobooks has steadily increased over the last few years. It’s not hard to see why. Audiobooks make it easier for busy book lovers to enjoy their favorite stories while doing other tasks — for example, while you’re commuting, working out, or doing the laundry at home.
Audiobooks can be a game-changer for college students looking to enhance their learning experience. No matter how packed your schedule is, you can always fit in a good book with the right audiobook subscription. We recommend checking out our list of audiobooks for college students and the best podcasts for college students.
Your 20s are a mix of excitement, confusion, and a lot of learning experiences. You’re figuring out your career, relationships, and what truly matters to you. It’s also the decade of firsts: first serious job, first big heartbreak, first time realizing that rent is way too high.
Books can be a great companion and even guide to get through this time in your life. There’s a book for every scenario and situation. There’s a book for you if you’re looking for personal growth, career advice, relationship insights, or just a great story to get lost in.
If your shelves are overflowing with children’s books that you or your kids have outgrown, you’re not alone. Books are magical, but they can pile up faster than toys under the couch (maybe that’s part of the magic).
Instead of letting them gather dust, why not pass them on to kids who will treasure them?
Donating children’s books is a simple way to make a difference in a child’s life. You can share stories they might not otherwise have access to and encourage literacy at the same time. The best part? It clears space for you to add new favorites to your collection.
You’re probably all too familiar with this scenario: you’re organizing and cleaning up your room, and part of that involves dealing with the pile of books taking up space on your shelf.
As you go through them, you realize you probably won’t read most of these a second time. So, what are you going to do with them?
Maybe donating them to the library has crossed your mind. If so, you’re on the right track!
Libraries actually love book donations. It makes sense: they help support programs, stock shelves, and even fuel book sales to raise funds so the library can keep operating.
Winter can be a tricky time financially: between holiday shopping, higher heating bills, and those random cravings for fancy hot chocolate, it’s easy to feel the pinch.
But the colder months also bring unique opportunities to make extra cash. If you’re trying to save for a big purchase, pay off debt, or just fund your New Year’s resolutions, a winter side hustle can help.
Hunting for the perfect gift comes with its own challenges. Sure, the holidays are a magical time, and it’s a great feeling to show your family and friends how much you appreciate them through a thoughtful gift. But finding a gift that is truly meaningful, personal, and shows you know the person can sometimes be a real struggle.
It’s not that you don’t know the person well; it’s just that there are so many unspoken rules about gift-giving. You don’t want to give something generic, but you also don’t want to pick something they might already have or won’t use.
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