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68: How to Take Smart Notes by Sönke Ahrens →

2019.05.24
- 91 min -
Joe Buhlig
bookworm

It’s been said that for a writer, nothing is as intimidating as a blank page. But the author of today’s book says that doesn’t have to be the case. Join Joe & Mike as they look at how to take better notes and automate the writing process.

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