Are there any apps that you like for the learn and study habit? – Achieve – Your Health & Fitness Questions Answered by the Community

Tessa Kuhl

Udemy is full of different courses. Lots of good free content as well as paid.

I also frequent reddit and subscribe to subreddits that relate to the topics I want to learn more about.

Wikihow is also a great place if you're looking to learn one thing at a time.

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Any quick thoughts about how I can stop binge eating and watching RV late at night? I have a spouse and toddlers, so even though we have gotten rid of almost all sugar and processed foods and snacks, we invariably have some snacks in the house including peanut butter- ugh! Also, we tend to cook extra so that food so that it will last a couple of days. Instead of remaining stoic and developing good sleep habits, I wake up, watch late night TV and binge eat. Luckily I am exercising and running on a daily basis at least 2 miles, thanks to Fabulous App, but I need to somehow kick the nighttime binge food/TV pattern. I am trying to read or meditate after reading kids to sleep, but it’s not working- yet!
How can I be more motivated to study?
What or who is your why to keep going, to succeed at this program we are all receiving help building? What’s your why? May sound silly but mine is my dog.
What are you learning?
How do you balance studying and excersise?

Ascenso Rocha

I generally stick to some academic reading either on iBooks or scientific American website archives. Another great way to learn about new things is through up-to-date podcasts on breakthroughs in different fields.
In terms of apps I would say that elevate is a great one for broadening your mind in maths and English or even duolingo if learning another language is something you are interested in doing.

Otmar Möser

I like to use Duolingo app for languages. For manual skills I prefer youtube tutorials to books. They are shorter a easier to find which makes them more appealing for me.