I am both excited and terrified by the vast amount of high quality learning resources available online. Indeed, while I've learned so much for free online, it h

I am both excited and terrified by the vast amount of high quality learning resources available online. Indeed, while I've learned so much for free online, it has also been hard to manage the information I encounter. More precisely it takes important mental effort to save, organize and annotate all the podcasts, blog posts, newsletters, articles, videos and other resources that are interesting. I have built and used Shelf personally for 2 weeks now and I am impressed at how efficient it has been in helping me convert information into knowledge more efficiently: I now save almost every resource with a glimmer of interest for later, but then ruthlessly prioritize resources that truly seem important, and finally systematically take notes for the very best resources. Curious to know how you deal with information overload and hope Shelf can help!