Internet People
Internet People, Anna Seirian, MJ MayesA weekly roundup of fresh ideas to fuel your creative process. Get it every Wednesday \ud83d\udc8c
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Welcome to the Internet People Museum of Sh*tty First Drafts and Creative Process
🗞️ In case you missed it:
In case you missed our announcement, we’ve made the difficult decision to close Internet People at the end of this year. The final Coworking Club session will be Dec 19, and this is your final chance to buy Su...
Personality tests, being uncool, and a spell to banish the winter blues
Welcome to Internet People 🌀 A weekly roundup of fresh ideas to fuel your creative process & help you navigate the mindf*ck of being a creative person in the digital age
🗞️ Important announcement!
In case you missed our announcement,...
Goodbye, Internet People 👋
To our beloved Internet People community,
After four wonderful and adventurous years, we’ve made the difficult decision to close Internet People at the end of this year. While this hasn’t been an easy choice, it feels like the right mo...
Being boring, hyperfixations, and a TED Talk from a guy wearing jammies
Welcome to Internet People 🌀 A weekly roundup of fresh ideas to fuel your creative process & help you navigate the mindf*ck of being a creative person in the digital age
🚨 Happening soon — free coworking session!
Our Coworking Club h...
20 questions, Internet speak, and an extremely specific gift guide
Welcome to Internet People 🌀 A weekly roundup of fresh ideas to fuel your creative process & help you navigate the mindf*ck of being a creative person in the digital age
🚨 Happening soon — free coworking session!
Our Coworking Club h...
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Helping creative entrepreneurs navigate life online without burning out \ud83c\udf00 Podcast, Newsletter, Classes, Coworking Club & Writing Club
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