Productivity

Newsletter Issues

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    Product Party (productparty.substack.com)

    Product Party is a newsletter focused on topics related to product management and tech, career growth, and welcoming our AI overlords. Click to read Product Party, a Substack publication.

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    On Employment, Freedom, Purpose and Happiness (danielesalatti.com)

    Hey friend! Welcome to my newsletter! This is the first time I send out a newsletter after having a signup form on my website for months. Consider this a form of public journal: I will write about the things I do, the things I am learning, the things I discovered

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    Polymathic Being (polymathicbeing.substack.com)

    Counter intuitive insights from technology, innovation, philosophy, psychology, and more. Click to read Polymathic Being, by Michael Woudenberg, a Substack publication with hundreds of readers.

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    How I Trello (trello.substack.com)

    Trello Ideas, Tips, Best Practices, and More Productivity Fun. Click to read How I Trello, by Brittany Joiner, a Substack publication with hundreds of readers.

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  • 1 Vote

    Human Factors and Change (medium.com)

    Organisational change, behavioural design and coaching psychology insights — practical and research informed. Clever ways to put a dent in the world.

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    Thought Shot (thoughtshot.substack.com)

    A newsletter on Leadership and Impact for Next-Generation Leaders.

    Learn about tips, hacks, tools, and frameworks for being a better version of the leader you are today. 

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    The Getting Things Done Framework (thinkingbat.substack.com)

    There is a set of stuff that needs to be addressed in your daily life. It is comforting to procrastinate on that stuff in the short term, but after a while, that unattended stuff starts to nags you in the background, highlighting your incompetency. It crawls inside your brain, scratching on the edges, from time to time, reminding you of the significance of its existence.

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    The Astukari Newsletter (astukari.substack.com)

    Essential insights in a small package.

    The Astukari Newsletter is a curated list of worthwhile content by writer Jacob Robinson. Every two weeks get the best in psychology, business, investing, and more in an email that takes about two minutes to read. 

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