I'm running a small independent study on how people plan and track their learning — the honest, messy reality: half-dead Notion trackers, bookmark hoards, abandoned spreadsheets, "I'll just remember where I was."
If you've taught yourself a skill in the last year, I'd love ~7 minutes of your honesty. Anonymous, no signup, every question optional:
Self-taught learners → https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdVpn9F91xdIchVj8C1HkP_fUk8uTm08gNp5uX7KaXvSOJwkw/viewform
If you mentor a team or teach a cohort instead, there's a version for you:
Mentors & team leads → https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSelnFbM4yZJTewQtAqKjsj7Fgztyt0sKBQLVmxSAg3065di-A/viewform
No product pitch — this is problem research. Honest answers, including "tracking doesn't bother me at all," are the most valuable kind. If there's interest, I'll share aggregate findings back here in a follow-up post.
Thank you! 🙏
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