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Short one today because I am cruising the highways Los Angeles and looking at apartments. At least I have a cool car and a good pair sunglasses.
Lux Alptraum is a writer whose smart commentary on sex, feminism, and pop culture has been featured in outlets including The New York Times, Cosmopolitan, Hustler, and her weekly newsletter, The Lux Letter. Her debut book, Faking It: The Li…
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Cristina & Sara provide you with kick-ass inspiration, help you grow the business you deserve.
Our mission it to help founders bootstrapped companies be more successful. So, we scour the web looking for the best books, articles, podcasts, and videos about how to get big results on a modest budget. We keep the best material and pac…
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Hiut Denim make exquisite jeans (I’m wearing mine as I write this). They also curate one of the most interesting newsletters I know of. A blend of design, art, music, culture, and whatever else happens to inspire this homegrown denim studio…
A WEEKLY NEWSLETTER ON WALKING, JAPAN, LITERATURE, AND PHOTOGRAPHY.
Over these last few years I’ve walked thousands of kilometers of Japanese pilgrimage paths, old roads, and historic mountain trails.
I’ve taken tens of thousands of photos.
Every morning, a short but powerful email is going to arrive in your inbox.
It’ll be exactly what you need to hear that day—and, dare I say, is best consumed with a bit of coffee or black tea.
The Daily Writing Habits newsletter will cover:
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I’ve written about finance for the past ten years, at Bloomberg News, the Financial Times, and now Barron’s magazine. I’m also writing a book about the bond market and Bill Gross.
The Surrender Cobra is a newsletter project curating the best, the worst, and the ignominious in sports.