Vanessa W.

I watch a TED talk every day. They inspire me and motivate me to become a better person. TED is a great source of knowlegde about the world and about wonderful people that make the world a better place.

I used to have Shazam compete with Siri, and with time from 1:1 they went to Shazam winning in like 80% of cases. Love the app. It's easy to use and it identifies music well.

The best online magazine for web designers, developers, sometimes for photographers and even graphic artists. They publish great content and are always up to date on what's going on in the industry. I love their freebies section: I can always get a great walpaper and free icons for my holiday emails.

I loved them since I was in high school. I'm an absolute fan of stationery: pens, pencils, markers, folders, binders... I'm a bit of an organization freak, and I love having my projects organized. Staples has everything I need for any area of my life: personal, school, home, recipes, clothes storage, you name it. A great website: lots and lots of items plus good delivery options.

The magazine (online and offline) is a great source of high-quality information about our world. I come here every day. I love National Geographic's photography projects: as an aspiring photographer, I always look up to featured photos and learn to see the world through the lens. Video content on the website is also very informative. Videos are useful for both grown-ups and adults.

Love their humor and witty sarcasm and cool jokes about any social, political, and cultural phenomenon there is!

I took several design courses from Udemy. Got them with a 99% discount. Udemy is a great source for those willing to educate themselves. But always read reviews of a course before you start it. Otherwise, you might end up immersed into mediocre content. These days, almost anyone who tries hard enough can get their course up and running on MOOC websites and platforms, and, unfortunately, Udemy often falls victim to mediocre educators.