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4.86 out of 5
14 ratings in France
Very good idea and a lot of interesting books, but some issues for me : - highlight function does not work (I highlight the text and nothing appears in the “highlights” part), - the screen works only in the position where the charger is at the bottom (screen does not turn), - actions are not always memorized (iPad), - “Daily Focus”: the reminder of actions are not always daily (for me usually Weekly), I would the rename this section (Actions)
Many thanks to the Mentorist team for sharing these takeaways from books.
Is there anyway to implement a faster way to listen to the audio books summary ? Like x1.25 x1.5 x2. Thank you.
It has great key insights & audio, plus they have action steps! I prefer this app over the rest!
After reviewing multiple apps, i decided to get this one because of the action section it has. I should mention there is an issue with the mobile app, where through the website i see they have 495 books available, while in the mobile app, when i’m heading to all books section, i can only see 50 books. PLEASE fix that soon
Good app for people who want to learn new and good things through audio📖
Not impressed with the speed of adding new books to the library
No audio to listen to
This app really makes it simple to get the main points from popular books and applying them through action plans! Very good for busy people! I’d love to see a section of folders or a library so I can put my books that I like in different categories, one for money, one for relationships, one for sales & marketing etc…
First, the selection of books is very small. Second, the summaries cut out way to much of the actual content. I learned this by clicking on a few books I’ve already read. The “summaries of key ideas” barely give you anything to go on. Blinkist is a far better option!
