Writing
Newsletter Issues
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Lessons In Entrepreneurship (scuttlebutt.substack.com)
Five Things I’ve Learned Writing A Newsletter
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A unique tool to engage your audience (www.getrevue.co)
Daily Writer: a weekly newsletter to help you boost your creativity & become a better writer.
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This book will boost your motivation to write 🔥 (www.getrevue.co)
Daily Writer helps you become a better writer and stimulates your creativity.
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I'm Not Yelling (preview.mailerlite.com)
Nick is back. This time he gets lost in his anger. An everyday situation turns into an internal struggle with his angry side. It’s the little things, like leaving the kitchen spotless – only to have his wife swoop in & clean up after him – that push his buttons the wrong way.
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Writers Can Sell Merch, Too (www.getrevue.co)
A weekly digest to help you become a better writer.
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Three Life Lessons From Marcus Aurelius (scuttlebutt.substack.com)
How To Live Like A Stoic
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April writing prompts and dealing with burnout (celestetsang.substack.com)
Plus: Getting around the creative block
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Substack complaints miss the mark (noahpinion.substack.com)
Substack is neither unaccountable nor a scam.
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Treat writing like a product (productlessons.substack.com)
How to iterate your way to quality
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Choosing the right monetization method for your newsletter (newslettercrew.com)
Every newsletter owner spends a ton of time every week to curate content for their audience, though most of us do this out of passion but at some point, a newsletter evolves into a much bigger thing and starts consuming too much of our valuable time. It’s that when it
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Meditations on writing (waitjustlisten.substack.com)
A treatise on communicating ideas through the written word, one that literary connoisseurs may never endorse, but secretly love. Convention be damned.
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Lessons from two years of newsletter writing (genyeet.substack.com)
On community and collective
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How to start a newsletter business and make big 💵 (www.getrevue.co)
Everything you need to know to start your own newsletter and make money from it:
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That Gut Feeling: Wisdom and the body (Season 01:4) (www.lookingforwisdom.com)
Wisdom is often seen as an intellectual virtue. But what role does the body have in developing and maintaining wisdom?
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How to move your story forward (sorelatable.substack.com)
Because even the most literary characters need to experience more than feelings.
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Japan Dev – Actually good tech jobs in Japan (japan-dev.com)
Want to work at a tech company in Japan? Get job alerts and insights that’ll help you avoid the pitfalls and find a genuinely great job in Japan.
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Conquer Copywriting – Scrappy MarTech #10 (www.revgabba.com)
Copywriting can make or break your marketing campaign. This issue of Scrappy MarTech: Discover no-code AI tools to help with copywriting. Build your own swipe file in Notion. Best tips for writing Google Ad copy. Ethical copywriting. One strange grammar rule you use but don’t know it.
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Newsletters are the real minimum viable product (medialyte.substack.com)
More publications are beginning as newsletters, which could change what users want from them.
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Thinking on Paper (thinkingbat.substack.com)
How handwriting makes you more creative, sharp, and emotionally stable
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Fresh Squeezed 002: Inspiration – Orange Star Design (orangestar.com)
Rumor has it that I get all my ideas from other people. It’s true. Inspiration is all around us. To keep your tank filled, surround yourself with interesting, positive, smart, inspiring people. Similarly, if you consume and surround yourself with good art, music, fiction, prose, or film, etc., I can’t imagine you’d ever run out…
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Have you performed The Vampire Test yet? 🧐 (go.learnwithvidya.com)
In this week’s newsletter, I share 3 Interesting reads, 3 resources to boost your productivity, and 3 resources to make you creative at what you do.
One interesting thing to notice is ‘The Vampire Test’ by Austin Kleon.
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the Envy List #45: ET, are you out there? (lizcharlotte.substack.com)
Searching for Signs of Life during the Deepest, Darkest Winter EVER
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The rise of the journalist-influencer (medialyte.substack.com)
Substack is just the start.
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Lessons about the Creator Economy from Twitch and Substack (peteryang.substack.com)
Live streaming and newsletter publishing might seem like two different fields, but I see many parallels between the creator economies on both platforms. Here are 8 observations:
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Why a Twitter acquisition of Substack would be a bad idea (simonowens.substack.com)
Image via Needpix Welcome! I’m Simon Owens and this is my media newsletter. You can subscribe by clicking on this handy little button: Why a Twitter acquisition of Substack would be a bad idea In the world of tech, few things get people more excited than talk of an acquisition. As a writer who covers the industry, I’ll admit I become animated when discussing the business synergies of various companies; it can be fun to game out how the merging of two separate products can generate enormous scale and change the paradigm for how a service is delivered. Acquisitions turn founders into millionaires and can move markets.
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How Good Writing Skills Can Set You Apart (thediscourse.substack.com)
Writing becomes a foundational skill for remote. Learn how do it well
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Big things start small: How Substack sparked its early community (gettogether.substack.com)
From a laser-sharp focus on the first writers to scaling through building with writers, not for them.
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Should media companies be afraid of Substack? (simonowens.substack.com)
Welcome! I’m Simon Owens and this is my media newsletter. You can subscribe by clicking on this handy little button: Should media companies be afraid of Substack? Whenever you hear people talk about “the media,” they’re usually referring to traditional, hierarchical organizations that range from legacy newspapers to newer upstarts like Vox and BuzzFeed. And though the fortunes of individual outlets vary, the general consensus is that the media as a whole is suffering, with factors like ad blocking, Craigslist, ad fraud, vulture private equity, and the Google/Facebook duopoly converging to decimate newsrooms and shrink coverage.
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Publishing with Amazon KDP (alternativeassets.substack.com)
You don’t need to get a book deal. You don’t even need to be an author.
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Substack Rhymes With Medium (napkinmath.substack.com)
Substack Is Dead! Long Live Substack!
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Start today (outofcrsty.substack.com)
Ten years from now, your future self will thank you for a seed you planted today. The habit you started developing. The inner voice you listened to. The few sentences you wrote. The idea you acted on. Even if you can’t tell where it will lead, today is the day to begin.
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Writing desks, planning templates, and publishing essay collecti (unslush.substack.com)
Plus Kurt Vonnegut, fiction writing rules and six-figure email courses.
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