Things I Thought About by Naomi Accardi
Naomi AccardiA newsletter that keeps me from rambling on social media + whatever else comes to mind!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 93 | Subscribers | Read | naomiaccardi.substack.com |
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Thoughts About Doing Nothing.
Ciao my friends, old and new ones.
NONSENSE EDITORIAL IS FINALLY OUT!
Dear everyone who has been reading my ramblings since December 2021, a few months back—more like a year ago—I teased the fact that I was launching something called Nonsense Projects. The gestational phase was quite lengthy. Matter of fact, ...
Thoughts About Failure.
Hi there, whoever and wherever you are. Yet another year has flown by at the speed of a leopard running after a succulent prey. We have reached the 365th day of the earthly merry-go-round swiftly and steadily like we always do. Yet, somethi...
Thoughts About My Safe Space.
I would like to start this post by saying that I did not plan it. I did not go through a lengthy editing process as I usually did when preparing my newsletter, nor did I work on a draft in Google docs first. I simply opened Substack in sear...
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I am Naomi, a writer and editorial consultant that has lived many lives. Usually, I talk about sports and culture, but here you'll read about my thoughts!
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