Rent and save from the world's largest eBookstore. Read, highlight, and take notes, across web, tablet, and phone.

Rent from the world's largest e-book store and save it. Read notes on the Web, tablet and on the phone and highlight it and take notes

The good news is that by highlighting directly you will not have to read or use tags or apps to share highlights. You live quite well in your browser, mobile phone, tablet and you can access it in any application or website (including your favorite feeds such as Twitter, Medium, Flipboard, Pocket) . If there is a URL in the story, you can highlight it. When we tell a story to a friend, we always stick to us starting with the best part. Next, details are added and we measure the interest of our audience until everything is completed, or until all is done. Ideas of thought, we will use highlights as the basic unit for rebuilding stories for our friends. This is the best material for this work. It is very efficient and inherently unique.

I read books, made a traditional record that I found interesting and insightful, and saved them in Evernote. Then I will gradually summarize these notes and add bold yellow highlight, summary of bullet execution, and my comment to the continuous layer. When memos were maximally summarized in this way, I reviewed one of their projects, and I will post comments directly to my own memo. I usually post the thought process when reading them, not posting the correct phrases. Through a series of tweets called "Twitter Storm", I present these ideas in real time to my Twitter followers.

The best way to take notes during reading is controversial. Do you rewrite important paragraphs more or highlight them in Kindle to save time? Is the process of rewriting lines better embedded in our heads or can we prove that extra time is reasonable? If we find that one way to save and archive them is inappropriate, we will adopt and find another way more suitable for our needs. It is important to try something. And please understand that this is the art of actively seeking what we finally find what we are looking for. In the word of a legendary designer, Milton Glaser,