Podcasts and TED Talks are a lot of things, but short isn’t one of them. Sure, there’s a time and place for a three-hour deep dive, but the 15 minutes you have free after work isn’t one of them.
That’s where Happylife Knowledge Summaries comes into play. There are plenty of apps out there to summarize educational content. What sets Happylife apart is that it condenses TED Talks, podcast episodes, non-fiction books, and more into quick, digestable knowledge. Now, instead of investing an afternoon in your education, you can learn the same content in a few minutes. Plus, a lifetime subscription to Happylife has dropped from $149 to $39.99 for a limited time.
Summarize TED talks, podcasts and more
Happylife has an expansive library, and the more you listen, the more personalized your recommendations will become. You aren’t stuck with personal suggestions, though. You can also check out summaries organized by topics like productivity, self-growth, business and leadership.
Turn learning into something you can do on your lunch break, while still having time for lunch. Summaries can be read or listened to through in just 15 minutes. Commuting home? Put on your listening ears because class is in session.
Each summary is available in text and audio formats. The audio summaries are even narrated by professional voice actors. You can access your texts in any modern browser or with app for devices with iOS 12.0 or later.
Practicing a hobby is a bit like creating a new habit, and HappyLife has you covered there, too. This daily learning app helps you hit the books by giving you daily insights and motivational widgets. You can also check your learning streaks to see how many days in a row you’ve been working on your self-growth.
Learning something new doesn’t have to eat through your evening.
Get a lifetime subscription to Happylife Knowledge Summaries for $39.99.
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