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The newsletter that makes you smarter about Web3. Milk Road is a daily newsletter that explains what’s happening in Web3 in plain English. There’s so much going on in the space, you’d need to forget about your day job to keep up with everything. This is where Shaan comes to the rescue! He’s been staying up all night learning all things Crypto & Web3 and condensing all the best stuff to share with you. Expect insights and bullet points of the most important news with the author’s commentary underneath. Or as Shaan puts it - “Think of this email like your smart, no-bullshit friend, whispering sweet web3 nothings into your ear every morning.”  Subscribe for a short & sweet email on web3 and stay for the daily image of Vitalik.

First, it was Adolos, an AI-generated blog where Liam Porr would write the title and the introduction, and let GPT-3 do the rest. It all started as a fun experiment, but reached the top spot on Hacker News and got 26 thousand visitors in two weeks. After proving that GPT-3 is good enough to quickly build an audience of human readers he decided to turn the blog into a real newsletter, where he would discuss AI in business. Nothing But Words explores ways of using cutting-edge language models to solve problems and become more efficient. Come for the archive to see the capabilities of GPT-3, but stay for Liam Porr and his insights on how it can be used.

A newsletter with succinct ideas and additional resources relating to living a full life. “Memento Vivere” is Latin for “remember to live”. Nathaniel Drew fuels his work with the neverending curiosity to explore. The newsletter consists of original writing, where Nathaniel questions the world around him, sharing frequently philosophical thoughts on life design, personal development, and in general - life as we know it. Looking into the archive, you will find posts on ‘I refuse to become cynical’, ‘Are you afraid of change?’ and ‘Your environment shapes you’. In addition to this food for thought, you are guaranteed to get music recommendations as well as bonus material in form of links to the author’s recent Youtube videos.  Memento Vivere is personal, but also very relatable. Subscribe and join Nathaniel in his inspiring journey trying to find meaning. 

Get bite-sized reads, productivity tools & resources to be creative at what you do. The Curious Bunch (TBC) is a curated newsletter that aims to “make your inbox happy once again!” Vidya, being a prolific creator, goes through dozens of tools and articles each week and writes about her experience going down rabbit holes and trying them out herself. Every issue consists of a Curious pick, a tool, and a comprehensive review, where Vidya introduces its pros and cons together with suggestions of the best use of it in your professional and/or your personal life. And then there’s The Good Stuff - a curation of different resources and tools for your productivity, creativity, and growth. All the links are complemented with the author’s original thoughts, which adds a personal touch to every piece of information she shares.  Subscribe and discover something new! 

Bringing you inside the workspaces of inspiring creatives.  Workspaces is a twice-weekly newsletter that lets you peek into the surroundings of other creatives. Work, whether it’s a job, a side project, or a creative outlet is a big part of our lives, so looking at the workspaces you’re getting a glimpse of people’s personalities. The newsletter features beautiful pictures of the workspace and its surroundings as well as a complimentary list of hardware and software in use. Think of video editing tools, noise-canceling headphones, and sometimes even books you will want to check out.  Subscribe to get new ideas for upgrading your own workspace, find a new tool to use, and discover creators working on interesting things. 

Ideas for finding more creativity and meaning in our daily lives. From the curious mind of Jocelyn K. Glei is full of great reads and actionable advice. The author shares inspiring treasures she finds in the wilderness of the web. Whether it’s on burnout, on friendship and communities, or prescribed perfectionism, Jocelyn K. Glei will always find some signal in this crazy world. The newsletter consists of an intro on what’s new and interesting and a section named “Link about it” filled with impactful content pieces to read or listen to.  The recommendations are complemented with the author’s commentary, and always illustrated with beautiful artwork.  Subscribe if you’re looking for some calm.   

Sivv summarises actionable insights from leading books, articles, and research to help you get smarter, faster. Sivv digest newsletter is all about learning smart. The team reviews hundreds of sources each day and curates the most useful ideas to help you save time and learn more efficiently. It’s not just a list of multiple links - all stories have been summarized and crafted into an easy to consume format. Sivv digest is more about ideas that are generally applicable and timeless rather than specific topics. So think of them as “life hacks” and expect anything from advice and theory to frameworks and results from a study. Subscribe and overcome the information overload.

​​Weekly Thing is an exploratory journey with a goal to share knowledge. Each Saturday morning, you will get Jamie Thingelstad's thoughts on technology, leadership, productivity, culture, privacy, and anything else interesting. He adds commentary to the curation, combining his decades of experience leading teams and building technology. He also includes his personal writing and a photograph of the week. There is even a fortune at the end! 🥠 Subscribe to get “direct feed from Jamie’s brain.”   

Aspirationally weekly musings on consumer culture, tech, and the future. Li’s Newsletter is all things Passion Economy. Li Jin shares exceptional insights on consumer tech and discusses the nuances and the future of being a creator on the internet. The author tackles disruptive innovations, unbundling of work, and the rise of micro-entrepreneurship. Li Jin is interested in web3 and new platforms that enable people to make a living by doing what they love. Subscribe for an essential read on consumer trends and analysis, and get excited for the future of creators.

Tools, resources, case studies, and inspiration for the makers and indie entrepreneurs who are predicting the future by building it. Hackerpreneur is a digital magazine with all sorts of content divided into a blog, newsletter, notes, quotes, and much more. Marc Eglon believes that great writing should be “spread across geography and time” and so he hand-picks a variety of valuable resources and essays from the world wide web to share perspectives on the future of work. Targeted for those “who live and work on their own terms”, Hackerpreneur hosts original long-form essays and curated collections of links to articles, videos. Read about fixing the internet, building products, and entrepreneurship and “keep on making”!