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In our 2022 Culture issue, out April 24, T followed a group of artists — musicians, chefs, designers, writers and others — throughout the course of a day, exploring the intimate moments of their lives that contribute, in ways small and large, to their creative process.

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Gergely Orosz writes the Pragmatic Engineer newsletter, which is now the #1 technology newsletter on Substack.

Expert insights from industry pro's on how to grow newsletters using free and paid tactics as well as referral programs.

“The best investors in the world read all the time. Here are 10 books you should know. 1. The most important thing by Howard Marks:”

“Why are you unhappy? Because 99.9 percent of everything you think, and of everything you do, is for yourself — and there isn’t one.”

I recently heard a phrase I love: Mental liquidity.

A while ago, I shared my daily note template with you. In this article, I want to explain how I use my daily notes in practice. I’ve already published two articles about journaling, so I won’t dive…

Here’s where the true value can be found

Ideas to help you make sense of the world

How to Get Rich: One of the World's Greatest Entrepreneurs Shares His Secrets - Kindle edition by Dennis, Felix. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading How to Get Rich: One of the World's Greatest Entrepreneurs Shares His Secrets.

Why the dark forests of the internet — podcasts, newsletters, and other private channels — are growing, and why might that pose a problem

Five examples of successful creator flywheels to help you grow your audience and business.

It doesn’t make much sense to write a book in 2023 — especially a nonfiction book. In fact, your readers would likely pay 10X as much to get the same information in a video-based course. But, for many reasons, some of us still prefer creating books over any other medium.

Alex Danco's Newsletter, Season 3, Episode 2

"Everything in this notebook is subject to change."

“If you start with no ideas, something happens.”

Ultimately, we’re transferring enthusiasm about something which can help people. Then working out if we’re a good fit for each other – that, is selling

How to get good at things: be willing to be bad, first.

When I went to school in the 80s and 90s, the communication between the institution and home was limited. Kids could bring home a flyer about some future event, they'd get their grades and remarks detailed in a little grey book, and once a year parents would come in for a chat with the teachers. That was basically it, and it was glorio...

Re-establishing Your Limits: Find clarity and connection by prioritizing rest and self-reflection. Discover the power of saying 'no' to say 'yes' to yourself.

It's been a while since I posted my original entry and my workflow on Zettelkasten. Since then, my methods have evolved into a system that's working incredibly well for me. So, I thought I'd write about what I'm doing so others may use (and improve) my methods. This entry is an update to Zettelkast

Rick Rubin with Johnny Cash. François Truffaut with Alfred Hitchcock. Quentin Tarantino with John Travolta. An examination of the artistic version of paying respect to your elders.

One financial lesson they should teach in school is that most of the things we buy have to be paid for twice. There’s the first price, usually paid in dollars, just to gain possession of the desired thing, whatever it is: a book, a budgeting app, a unicycle, a bundle of kale. But then, in order to make use of