Tsundoku (積ん読)

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Tsundoku (積ん読)

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Tsundoku is Japanese slang (積ん読) for when you start to accomulate books, programs, courses that you want to learn without taking action on them.

The better approach is to answer the question “what do I want to create” and then find the resources that will support you in that quest.

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