Newsletters have been my main business for ten years (starting in an era everyone thought they were "old hat" and wouldn't work again) and baking in the flexibi

Newsletters have been my main business for ten years (starting in an era everyone thought they were "old hat" and wouldn't work again) and baking in the flexibility to take a break that Robin talks about here is a great idea. I've found the pressure of having customers (and therefore money to refund) has kept me going every week, but I've seen so many people burn out with a fixed schedule and give up on newsletters that would have thrived if they'd given themselves room to breathe. This advice suits podcasting and blogging too, but seasons and irregularity respectively are more naturally baked into those formats.