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Every day, we come across new words, ideas, facts, and terms — in our studies, at work, in books, videos, or conversations. They often seem important at the time, but soon get lost among notes, tabs, and lists.
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Create collections for your interests
With MankiCards, you choose what to remember. Create collections for study, work, languages, books, projects, or personal ideas — and add the flashcards you need.
New word
mindful
aware and attentive to the present moment
Term
What is a deadline?
The latest time by which a task must be completed
Translation
serendipity
a pleasant, unexpected discovery
Note
The key idea of
The key idea of
Atomic Habits
Big results come from small habits repeated consistently, rather than sudden, sweeping changes.
Fact
80/20
The Pareto principle: 20% of the effort produces 80% of the results
Concept
Empathy
The ability to understand another person’s feelings and experience