Escape the Cubicle
Wes PearceRegular insights & community support on how to "Escape the Cubicle" & build a freedom life by growing an audience on Substack and creating digital products. \ud83d\udca1
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“I Finally Feel Like My Substack Is Working.”
Chris Burg writes about finance.
By the time he reached out to me a few months ago, he’d basically given up on growing his Substack.
He’d spent months jumping from one strategy to another without much to show for it.
He tried something...
If I Had to Build a Five-Figure Substack From Scratch Again, Here’s What I’d Do
If this Substack disappeared tomorrow, I’d lose 20,000 subscribers, two years of work, and the audience behind more than $225K in revenue.
What I wouldn’t lose is the knowledge of how I built it.
Two years ago, I had to test different ide...
Most Writers Get Stuck on One of Three Things. Here’s Each Fix, and Why I’m Running a Sale on All of Them This Week.
I got a DM this week from a writer who’s been at this for almost a year.
She said something that’s stuck with me since. “I don’t even know what’s actually wrong. I just know it’s not working.”
I’ve heard some version of that sentence ov...
I Think Paid Subscriptions Are the Hardest Way for New Writers to Make Their First $1,000
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I Created My First Digital Product for Extra Income. But it became much more than that.
A subscriber sent me a message today.
His family is planning a big trip next year, and he isn’t sure his job will still be waiting for him when he gets back.
He wants to spend the next year turning his newsletter into an additional source...
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