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I started this newsletter as a way to keep in touch and share ideas with the important people in my life. That's why you'll notice my essays tend to be quite candid about personal experiences. Recently, the subscriber base of this newsletter has grown quite a bit, which has been exciting.

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Since there are a lot of newsletters out there, I thought I'd share some of the lovely things that long-time readers have had to say about the Jungle Gym:

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