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Welcome to the Sprint Showcase 🎉
This is a series about the people who are actually building the thing — businesses, creative projects, publications, ideas that have lived in the back of their minds for years!
After more th...
What’s up guys! We are back with another Retro (honestly, I feel like I JUST wrote this for August. WHERE is time going…
This one will be slightly different because TOMORROW is my 6 month anniversary on Substack!!!
Like whaaat…have I bee...
Another week of Thinking Out Loud with Alexandra Bianco — which means we started with one topic and naturally ended up approximately 47 places away from it. 😂
This week, though, there was definitely a theme: we’re both entering a new phas...
This Live had approximately zero agenda, which honestly feels appropriate for a conversation with Brandon, writer of Humor & Hummus. 😂
I originally met Brandon through David Mcllroy’s writing group, and then checked out some of his artic...
If there was ever a Live made for me, it might be one with someone whose publication is literally called Best Laid Plans. 😂
Emily and I are both lifelong planners. I was making typed to-do lists at 10. She’s spent most of her life plannin...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Your Agile project manager for the creator world. \ud83d\udc69\ud83c\udffb\ud83d\udcbb Helping creators with too many ideas + too few hours figure out what matters next. Join the coolest community on Substack. \ud83c\udf89
Mom of two + product leader, building in the margins. I make tools for women building something of their own - \ud83d\udcab seeyourorbit.com \ud83d\udcab - and help them see the opportunities hiding in what's already working.
Strategy Coach for Creative Intropreneurs \ud83d\ude80 I’ll help you develop a personalised brand, strategy and system for transformative clarity and growth. I’m an intropreneur, fiction author, podcaster, YouTuber and online writer from Northern Ireland.
The kids have launched, but you’re not done becoming.For the woman who can run a household, a project, & a crisis in her sleep, yet feels rusty when the focus shifts to her. You’re not just in other people’s chapters, you’re the author of your own.
I help aspiring writers go from fearful and stuck to confident and consistent so they can write boldly, share their message, and build a purposeful writing life they love.
Writer, musician, baker, cat dad, and SO gay. Whether you like reading articles, listening to podcasts, or watching Live videos, I do it all.
I write about transformation and belonging, and discover stories alongside the curious. Author, teacher, explorer.
Relationship-building advice is broken \ud83d\udc80 I became friends with major creators online. Now I write about how it actually works, & it's not just "add value and be yourself" | Get creators you respect to like you & actively help you succeed
The world will keep changing, whether we want it to or not. I'm interested in how we adapt, what we resist, what we learn to live with, and how much we can shape what comes next.
I’m a PhD student in global leadership and change, writing about my research and middle age experiences in real time.
I help thoughtful, ambitious people turn overwhelm into clarity. Practical systems and tools to get clear, decide what’s next, and make it happen. Honest stories and hard-earned lessons from someone figuring it out too, fueled by coffee and sunrises.
I’m Jewels — an artist who paints big emotions in pinks, purples and jade (while dressed mostly in black), and writes about midlife and creativity with hope. For the woman in the messy middle.
Mom & writer who overthinks, overplans, & overshares. Attempting to create order & laughing as all my plans unravel \ud83e\udde1
I work with coaches and creators on offers people buy. 7-figure founder. 2 Comma Club X winner. Writing about marketing, mindset and business.
Ex-project manager & recovering "I'll take care of it" workaholic | Redesigning my career around my natural wiring & capacity | Weekly reflections on corporate deprogramming, building a slow life, & my exhaustion with the online "content rat race"
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