
A newsletter for creative people who were told to be realistic and refused.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 89 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 35 hours ago |
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Most career advice for creative people with multiple interests leads you to one of two dead ends.
The first tells you to pick one thing, go all in, and stuff the rest of yourself away like a young Harry Potter in a cramped room under the s...
I rarely feel as embarrassed as this
Behind the Writing Issue #1
I’ve never been a “disciplined” person.
No morning routine. No 5am work block. None of that “wake up before the enemy” stuff.
But so far this month I’ve made $18,000. Most of it while I was, by conventional standards, slacking off. And I’...
I’ve never said this before, but I despise Mark Manson.
His obsessive use of the word fuck. His clever sense of humor. The way he simplifies complex philosophy into something even a teenager could love.
Yes, I despise this New York Times...
I was on a coaching call about a month ago, and one of my clients said something in passing that I haven’t been able to stop obsessing over.
She was running through ideas she wanted to write about. And somewhere in the middle of the list,...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Aspiring creative polymath | Former college teacher | Building multi-dimensional brands and writing newsletters through multiple interests | Manga enthusiast
Pro basketball player turned writer. Writing The JD Letter: Every Saturday I write from my multi-passionate lens for people who are curious but tired of reinventing themselves every January.
Software engineer & solo founder. Writing about business, psychology, and philosophy.
AI Strategy Coach. I help nonprofit and SMB leaders adopt AI without outsourcing their judgment to it (jsalinas.org). I write Leadership in Change (7,000+ leaders) and created the AI Leadership Triad. \ud83c\udde6\ud83c\uddf7 \ud83c\udde7\ud83c\uddf4 \ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8
I help people stop managing fear—and start building courage. Psychology, essays, and tools for stepping out of avoidance and into your life. Clinical Psychologist in Los Angeles. Husband. Father,
Canadian living in Panamá. Written for 60+ founders. Exploring the intersection between marketing, creativity, and ritualistic life design. Cilantro enthusiast \ud83c\udf31
Former doctor & 7-figure CEO of a service biz who walked away from both due to lack of alignment. I help high performers write a story they’re proud to live. Weekly essays on permission, power, and purpose so you can build a business on your terms.
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