
A newsletter for creative people who were told to be realistic and refused.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 100 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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Dale and I have been trying to find language for how our brains work. The latest word we’ve landed on is creative intellect: taking an idea you were handed and changing it, even slightly, so it fits how you actually think and live. It sound...
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Last week we launched the Multifaceted writer challenge. A 30-day publishing sprint for people with multiple interests: one Substack note per day, one article per week. No overthinking. Full permission to write a...
There’s a type of person you can talk to for ten minutes and know exactly what they think about everything.
Their take on money is their dad’s. Their take on God is their hometown’s. Their political beliefs arrive in their tribe’s exact ph...
We wish someone told us this when we started our paid newsletter
When Dale and I launched our paid newsletter, we didn’t give it much thought. We just woke up one morning and decided to act before we had much clarity.
I wrote about one thing for three years and it made me hate my writing.
I took a scalpel to my brain, cut out a narrow slice of my interests (at the time it was ghostwriting), and forced myself to talk about it every week until writing fel...
Subscribers, engagement, traffic and sponsorship for The Creative Minority.
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Where The Creative Minority ranks on Google, and how much search traffic it brings in.
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How this newsletter ranks in the official Substack charts.
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Aspiring creative polymath | Former college teacher | Helping complex humans write, earn, and learn with various interests | Manga enthusiast
Canadian living in Panamá. Written for 60+ founders. Exploring the intersection between marketing, creativity, and ritualistic life design. Cilantro enthusiast \ud83c\udf31
Software engineer & solo founder. Writing about business, psychology, and philosophy.
Stop managing fear. Start building courage. One essay every Thursday, naming the thing you’ve been avoiding and what to do about it. Clinical psychologist in LA. 16 years sober, which is where I learned that avoidance is the addiction nobody names.
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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