Learn Farsi
An easy to use Persian language learning tool, Free Forever
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Learn Farsi easily through spaced repetition and daily lessons. Learn new words, understand all the grammar and even learn the Persian alphabet, all in one place. No sign-up needed, No Ads and Free Forever. Join 250+ learners and explore 223 structured lessons to help you learn Farsi daily. Leaderboards, streaks and community features help you stay active daily and follow your Farsi learning goals.
Now also available on iOS, learn Persian easily on the go with Learn Farsi in your pocket. Your progress links automatically with the web version so you can continue from anywhere. Learn grammar, words easily.
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FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
living the life that he wants to live that's my favorite interpretation of the Indie in Indie hacking building a life that doesn't require the approval or permission of others here or on Hacker News
Indie hacking is building a life that requires no one's approval
The "Indie" in Indie hacking isn't a product taxonomy — it's the absence of needing anyone's approval. Investors' approval, Hacker News' approval, your old VP's approval, even the broader tech community's approval. Your business is successful if it sustains the life you want; nothing else is the scoreboard. Tony Dean built a screenshot tool, an analytics tool, and an AI wrapper that fund his life — and that's the whole win condition.
this Manifesto this little piece of paper right here it did one thing it forced me to get started and getting started even in the tiniest way taught me something that would change everything failure is success when I finally gave myself permission to fail it unlocked the answer
Permission To Fail Is What Finally Unlocks Shipping The Tiniest Thing
Pat's obsession with control and fear of failure kept him from ever starting. Writing a one-card manifesto forced him into the smallest possible action, and giving himself permission to fail was what finally unlocked execution.
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