cavalcade119

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by cavalcade119 4y ago
> Donating stem cells was a moving experience. A teacher I had in high school used to say that everyone has an abundance of something in life, be it money, connections, friends, confidence, or something else, and that everyone should use
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by cavalcade119 4y ago
This is great. Especially agree with the part about not being on your phone - sometimes the basic cliche productivity advice (exercise, get off social media, etc) is the most powerful. It's cliche for a reason!
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by cavalcade119 4y ago
Highly recommend the Thinking About Things newsletter [0], it's one link every other day. [0] https://thinking-about-things.com
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by cavalcade119 5y ago
I get the Thinking About Things newsletter [1], which focuses on sending out articles by lesser known blogs. I don't know how they do it but they seem to know about all the fascinating blogs before they make it big. It's been a g
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by cavalcade119 5y ago
Self-promotion: I run Thinking About Things [0], a simple newsletter that is a single link every other day to something interesting. Many subscribers have told me they've learned about a diversity of new blogs through the newsletter. Y
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by cavalcade119 6y ago
A video recently went viral of David Bowie in 1999 saying that the internet was going to be the future. We're at a similar place with newsletters - a frontier that is on the verge of exploding. I run Thinking About Things [0], a simpl
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by cavalcade119 6y ago
How does one find these marketers?
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by cavalcade119 6y ago
I balance the two by reading longform articles that convey a single idea well, rather than books that take too long to read and clickbait articles that provide instant-gratification but nothing of lasting value. (I highly recommend the Thin