5 Recommended Notes of the Week! Things people who write hard-to-read text often do / Being diagnosed with terminal cancer at the same time as giving birth, and more

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Here are the recommended notes for this week, picked out by the note editorial department.
Please take a look at the pieces that catch your eye.

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Things that "people who write hard-to-read text" do unconsciously

"Very," "really," "the fact that," "I wonder if"... Are you overusing "unnecessary words" that don't need to be there to get your point across?

Ren Shoji, an editor who has worked on many bestsellers, teaches the art of summarization to help you get your point across clearly.

Until I, who was diagnosed with terminal cancer at the same time as giving birth, began to reignite the flame of life

"Maybe I became a person with a disability, despite being in the overwhelming majority, just to encounter this job."

Yuko Umino, who began living in a wheelchair at 34 due to cancer. What did she realize only after working as a person with a disability, and what is the exciting job she found precisely because of that experience...?

A book every working professional should read: Solving troublesome tasks with ChatGPT

・Recommended especially for those who aren't good with computers
・Can solve all kinds of daily hassles
・Contains concrete instructions on how to prompt AI

など、話題の書籍『面倒なことはChatGPTに任せよう』の推しポイントを、データサイエンティストのasanoさんがつづっています。

【Manga】 "I brought home a black kitten"

"This is what I was told when I got the kitten"
"She's a strong-willed one, so please be careful~"

One day, I realized the meaning of those words. This is a work by manga artist Isato Ando, depicting heartwarming episodes with her pet cat.

I counted my "tsundoku" (unread books) to expose them and found 89, so I'll introduce them all at once.

"Tsundoku" are books you've bought but haven't managed to read yet.

Writer Kanna Enari, who reads over 100 books a year, shares her own "tsundoku" along with the reasons she bought them. Why not take a peek at her diverse lineup, ranging from history and philosophy to mysteries?

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