/lit/ - Literature

>>14916392
Yes, I'm using anki to help me with my programming, sysadmin and english studies (I'm foreigner).
I'm also glad to see this thread since I'd just about to start a related one on this board.

Would you recommend using Anki for self-improvement? I'm asking based on this article:
https://improveism.com/anki-for-self-improvement/

I found the idea interesting, and since I have a lot already in my head, good advice on managing time, priorities and forming good habits comes at hand.
Do any of you agree with the book recommendations in this article? Or do you have some good books on habits to recommend?

I've starting Anki following a guide made by this guy, Anki 101, pretty handy to cut the fluff of the verbose anki's docs following the 80/20 rule. Recommended lazy midwit short technical reading.