Asking The Question
Jonathan JacobsA low-stakes entry point to journaling. Every Sunday, you'll receive new prompt from me, tied to our monthly theme. Along with that, I'll give you my reflection on the previous week's prompt and some bonus content.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 104 | Subscribers | Read | askingthequestion.substack.com |
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The Seventy-Second Question:
We’ll get back to weekly questions soon. I promise. Life is just hectic lately. Maybe you saw me enter the zeitgeist this week.
The Seventy-First Question: Evelyn "Champagne" King Would Love This
Couldn’t be more thrilled about the setting from which I’m emailing you all today. On my couch, with an iced coffee, screens set up for Week 1 of the NFL and the men’s final of the US Open. Today is always one of my favorite days in sports ...
The Seventieth Question: The Resistance
I can’t believe we’re at 70 questions! We should be a bit further along than that, but I’ve taken weeks off here and there. Apologies if that has been a sore point for you, but that’s key to my ability to have made it this far with this end...
The Sixty-Ninth Question: I'm Afraid Of...
Just call me Grandpa Jonathan today. Writing to you after recently topping off my hard candy dish at home and complaining about the loud music coming from SoFi Stadium (there’s a festival there this weekend). These kids today!
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Striving for more honest conversations with men. Marketing and strategy exec. Avid flyer, Delta Air Lines. Relentless New York Mets optimist.
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