The Book of Lists
Is this a good habit for study?
We place our hopes on children and want them to do well in school. Unfortunately, our demands are often completely useless. Let's figure out why.
Shakespeare Didn’t Do That
William Shakespeare accomplished many things, but there are also many he did not do. Let's find out what they are.
The Done List
The electronic to-do list has one problem. It is often filled with anxiety-inducing tasks that haven't been completed, but it doesn't allow you to take joy in what has been done. The done list is designed to solve this.
Ogilvy's Guide to Writing
10 rules on writing by David Ogilvy, the father of advertising.
Action Checklists and Inspection Checklists
There are two types of checklists: action checklists and inspection checklists. Their differences are more significant than just the style of formulating the items.
This List Is Unpleasant for Scots
Who would have thought such things about the symbols of Scotland...
Extracting More from a Book with a List than with Zettelkasten
Zettelkasten is a good solution for working with books, but it is not always the best. Let's explore when a list can achieve more.
The Most Famous Personal Productivity List
You have probably heard of the book “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People”. Let's look at the list of these habits and learn about ways to deepen them.
Listology
Lists have existed for a long time, but they have only been studied recently. Meet Listology!
The List of Done for Deification
The first emperor of the Roman Empire, Octavian Augustus, decided to engage in his own deification. To achieve this, he wrote a list of 35 points.
The Longest Operational Definition
In one of the recent articles, we were introduced to the operational definition. This material will introduce the longest one known to humanity.
7 Remarkable Messages in Bottles
Sealing a message in a bottle and throwing it into the sea seems like a very romantic activity. Here is a list of 7 real-life examples in this article.
What Is an Operational Definition
Sometimes you talk to someone about something particular only to find out that you talk about different things. Let's see how list can help you find the common language.