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Discover websites you didn't know existed Insanely Useful Websites newsletter is an extension of a curated directory featuring websites, products, and apps you’ll find useful. Every week Jaisal sends out 3 new and interesting websites with an added bonus of unuseful one that could help kill your boredom. Think of a website full of free logos to download, one that hosts 2190 calculators, or a text-to-speech tool you never knew you needed. Subscribe to explore what the internet has to offer and help curate this community-generated resource. 

I spend way too much time on Twitter, so you don't have to Ever find yourself mindlessly scrolling on Twitter without seeing anything useful or interesting? Twitter maestro Blake Burge personally curates some of the best content on Twitter that helps you make the most out of your scrolling sessions. Blake focuses on providing readers with valuable content that keeps them up to date on the current happenings and helps them become more productive with their time. With Twitter curations on Life, Business, Web3, and Entertainment/Sports, you’ll find the best wisdom nuggets in your niche of interest while discovering influential and like-minded people to follow. Subscribe to get Twitter’s best content, which you might’ve otherwise missed “while you were away.”  

A newsletter about having fun online. Garbage Day is an award-winning (it got the Webby!) newsletter about what’s going on on the web. Ryan writes about social networks, modern media outlets, and all the insane stuff you can find on the internet. He believes that the web should be more open and that everyone should have fun there. And that’s what The Garbage Day is all about - a lot of honest takes on the latest news of the internets’ wildest corners. Think of topics like The British Army's Twitter, TikTok’s Witch Hunt, and a DAO which is trying to buy the constitution and you'll get the idea of what kind of tweets, videos, memes, and interesting reads you'll get every week. There is a special deep dive column written by guest writer Allegra Rosenberg called ‘Allegra’s corner’. If the title 'Amish Bitch' intrigues you - explore the archives for more! Subscribe to Garbage Day and dive into the best internet ‘trash’. 🗑️  

My Sweet Dumb Brain is a labour of love. My Sweet Dumb Brian is there when you need it, just like a good friend. It is full of compassion when you are struggling and it is there to clear any social stigmas you might catch yourself in. Katie writes the essay thoughtfully, sharing her personal problems, making them more 'normal' and letting us understand that we all face struggles but we are not alone in dealing with them. In these essays, she shares useful tips, ideas, and recommendations on how to keep yourself sane. It’s not a self-proclaimed mental health newsletter but more of a safe space for sharing experiences and ways of overcoming them. That’s why there is a great sense of community as the comment section is never empty - it’s full of appreciation. Subscribe to My Sweet Dumb brain to let your brain have a rest and let your emotions run free.  

The Weekly Email Marketing Newsletter from a $100M Ecommerce Email Marketer Never send boring business emails again. A subscription to Chase Dimond’s weekly newsletter will let you in on the secrets of eCommerce email marketing to drive growth and engagement from your marketing efforts. Chase helps brands and email marketers by teaching them valuable email marketing techniques, tips, and tactics. Every Monday, you’ll be equipped with actionable email marketing advice, templates, and high-converting examples to grow an eCommerce business in any industry. Join 30k+ brand owners and eCommerce marketers who are growing their audience, leads, and sales by subscribing to Chase Dimond's Email Marketing Newsletter.

Byte sized news for busy techies. TLDR is a daily newsletter that keeps you updated with the latest news in startups, tech, and programming. Every day you’ll receive short, engaging, and easy-to-understand emails to help developers keep up with the latest developments in the tech world. Each edition includes interesting stories on Big Tech and Startups, Science and Futuristic Technology and Programming, Design, and Data Science. Under each category, you’ll be greeted with TLDRs on SQL databases, social media platforms and their ever-evolving algorithms, and the most fabulous Github projects. Subscribe to TLDR to receive compelling stories on tech, science, and programming in your inbox daily.

Designing our way forward. Are you looking for a creative outlook on the world’s problems? The Creative Factor is a bi-weekly newsletter where author Matt McCue shares interesting personalities and out-of-the-box solutions to complex problems. Matt explores different ways to inspire a culture where creativity prevails and aims to bring innovative ideas to his audience. Every issue contains exclusive interviews of design visionaries and innovators, ingenious solutions to complex problems, and intriguing advice to broaden your mind and think creatively. Subscribe to The Creative Factor and become part of a community of visionaries, innovators, and rule-breakers who view creativity as the most potent force in the world.

 A hit of inspiration and a first look at new typefaces. Fresh Fonts is a curated newsletter where Noemi Stauffer and co-author Christophe Bouche handpick the latest typefaces from independent designers and type foundries. They hope to provide designers, artists, and typography lovers with a monthly dose of inspiration by giving them a first look at some of the latest and greatest fonts and an opportunity to use them in their next projects. Every email is packed with details of the best fonts of the month, showcases from partner foundries, fresh releases, and some occasional goods that may have caught the author’s eye. Subscribe to Fresh Fonts for a showcase of the best and newest fonts.

Get the weekly email full of actionable ideas and insights you can use at work and home. Brain Food newsletter is an extension of a bigger project called Farnam Street. The main idea behind the company is to help you “master the best of what other people have already figured out.” Every Sunday, the team shares thought-provoking, high-signal content to help you make better decisions, and live a better life. The range of topics is wide, but you can expect material on mental models, decision making, and in general - the art of living. The issue usually starts with excerpts and links to a recent FS blog post or a podcast episode, continues with an Insight and a Tiny Thought packed with multidisciplinary wisdom, and a section to Explore Your Curiosity which hosts curated links with the “best of human thought”.  Subscribe and start feeding your brain.

Thoughts on the creator economy and coaching reflections for Founders. Creative Caffeine is a cup of inspiration for your creative work. David Sherry explores topics like creative lessons, commitment to work, discovering your purpose, and shares ideas and actionable insights to stimulate your mind. The author writes through a personal lens, sharing his experiences which makes the content a hundred times more impactful. You can expect issues on Dopamine Detox, Being a Generalist, and Finding Time for Important Projects.  Subscribe for a boost of energy and stay for the bits of wisdom.