So here's a Part 2 of the 10 websites I used to learn something new everyday for free. If you haven't read Part 1 I highly suggest you to. With the empowerment that's possible in today's society, it'd be unwise not to tap into the plethora of self-development resource at our fingertips. What more if we can do it for free.

Here are the remaining 5 out of 10 websites you can go to learn for free

6. Blinkist

Can you read a whole book a day? You don't have to. Blinklist distills the essence of today's top non-fiction books and presents them to users with concise summary and even in audio form! Reading is undoubtedly still the best way to learn new ideas, knowledge and insights that is unparalleled even to many of today's videos and blogs. And even if you've taken in the gist of the book, reading and listening to the best 365 books a day is sure to change something in you for the better. There is a paid version where you can get instant access to 2000+ of their ever growing archive of books but I'd stick to the free version that lets you read 1 book a day.

7. Instructables

With seemingly endless courses shared by almost everyone who wants to build something DIY, Instructables is the central hub for the Maker culture, from the most sophisticated 3D printed machine, to a simple wooden birdhouse, Instructable has everything as it shoud be. Since they operate with the clear vision of open source knowledge and the culture of sharing ideas. The next time you don't know how to fix your lightbulb, you know which website to go.

8. Big Think

Their website Top Bar header says "Your Daily Microdose of Genius". And seeing as what their content has done to me, I can say it has worked as described. Big Think curates and creates information bits from the world top geniuses and experts to deliver amazing insights and mind blowing facts to you. From Noble laureates to world-class entrepreneurs, Big Think lets you get a peak of what message they want to deliver to the world. I have a feeling you've already seen one or two of their videos gone viral in the mainstream social media. So why not go straight to the source and access their ever growing library of videos, article, and podcasts? You won't be disappointed.

9. Musing.io

How can I not include our very own Steem based app! Musing is an on-growing open source decentralized knowledge database and a question answer platform that rewards knowledge and curiosity. Have a question? ask away in Musing and you'll get answers from Musing's slowly growing users who are all Steemians themselves! The website is already very easy to use with many people willing to answer your question. It's not only free, you can get paid potentially!!!
You'd want to get on Musing.io RIGHT NOW!

10. Skillshare

Skillshare, an online database of high quality video classes. Where you can take your continuous learning to another level. From business, to website creation, to photography, to SEO, to fitness, just about anything! There are various free courses you can take but to unleash it's full features (20,000+ courses), you should seriously consider getting a subscription. Think of it this way, does $99 a year worth the potential to extend your skills far beyond what you have now? If you sign up with the link above, I've gifted you 2 months worth of premium subscription, take a try for yourself to access the full library of course and see how you feel about it.

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So, 10 websites you can go to learn something new today! There is no excuse to not gain new knowledge today. 50 years ago, people fight and pay way their fortunes to get good education. Nowadays we can get them almost for free. People who live in a place and time rich in resource gets lazy so don't fall into that mistake, get ahead of the crowd and open up opportunities in your life.

Is there any free learning website that you are using that I should know of? Let me know in the comment section below!!

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