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Dropping weekly tips on how to scale your startup with a bootstrapped mindset.  Having recorded an incredible success story with Crossnet – “a four-squared volleyball game whose popularity has soared across America's beaches and backyards” – Chris Meade has decided to teach some of the essential lessons he gained throughout his journey. Every week Chris shares tips on how to grow your business and insights into what has or has not been working for him and his team -  “we’ve made so many mistakes, if I can help just one person avoid them, it’s worth it.”  So if you’re involved in e-commerce, influencer marketing, or looking for tips to build a personal brand or tricks to get into 3,500 retail stores, Crossed Commerce is for you.

Discover amazing books, insightful lessons, helpful reading tips, and more. The title Alex & Books gives it all away. The newsletter is written by Alex who loves books and wants to help you become a better reader. Every Sunday, you’ll receive 3 insightful lessons from a new book, 3 pieces of actionable advice to improve your life, and a recap of Alex’s most popular social media posts (he does have an enormous following, so the content goes through tens of thousands of readers before showing up in your inbox). Don’t forget Alex got popular through his blog, so make sure to check out the website for book recommendations, summaries, and links to his podcast interviews with inspiring authors. P.S. Upon subscribing you’ll also be getting a list of his favorite books filtered by genre.  Subscribe and let books change your life. 

Feast on recipes, food writing, and culinary inspiration from Sam Sifton and NYT Cooking. The New York Times cooking blog aims to supply you with the best, most tantalizing recipes for every situation. Whether you’re trying to eat a little cleaner, or seeking to indulge, there’s a recipe on here for you. The NY Times is also incredibly inclusive in its recipe creation, with recipes for Vegans, Vegetarians, and any dietary requirement one might have. Not only that but during this month of Ramadan the NY Times has also published an extensive list of meals you can eat while breaking your fast that will leave you energized for the day ahead. So no matter what your dietary leaning may be, be sure to check this out to get the most out of your cooking.

Thoughts on Crypto, money, markets, life, whatever!  In his blog, Cobie is bringing valuable insight and opinion into the world of crypto, web3, and all of its facets. Through each blog post, Cobie aims to give advice on all aspects of the ever-changing market world that we live in, injected with a healthy dose of realism that sets him apart from many of the overly excitable crypto bloggers that have inhabited social media as of late. This is exemplified in his blog about ApeCoin, which saw backlash from some crypto-obsessed Twitter users. Cobie’s frank and honest long-form writing style is a refreshing take on financial advice. He aims to ensure that you get the information and advice you need without the overly-confusing language, so sign up today to start making better trades for your future.

Growth currency is your go-to source for curated resources, tools, and courses that will serve YOU as a creator.    To put it simply, Growth Currency aims to be the newsletter for newsletters! They are going to help you develop your content and its reach so that you can be well on your way to earning with your media! Whether you’re right at the start of your career looking for writing tips, or stuck in a subscriber lull you’re desperate to get out of, Growth Currency’s extensive list of topics can help you regardless of your situation. Their information ranges from how to get advertising on your content, to methods of increasing conversion rates. Growth Currency will definitely have topics useful to you, so be sure to sign up now! After all, it’s free, what’s the harm in trying?

Learn something new every day.    The Now I Know newsletter is all about trivia. Read by over 100k subscribers, Now I Know is “always fresh, always a surprise, and always interesting!” Dan Lewis shares interesting things that are new to him, things that he recently discovered or re-discovered. He follows his curiosity and goes deep into the subject, looking for the root cause, trying to see the bigger picture and tell you the whole story. The topics go really wide too - from discussing fake witches and golden boxes of Cheerios to answering questions like Why do doctors wear green (or blue) crumbs or why your baby carrots are always wet? Only interesting stories you don’t know about - every day in your inbox. Subscribe and never run out of conversation starters.

Your inbox poetry magazine, bringing fresh poetry to your inbox weekly. #trpplffct | fresh poetry & friends is a newsletter full of fresh poetry and inspiration. The interesting title is short for The Tripple Effect. It refers to three forces that make poetry what it is: the poet, the poem, and the reader. Arjan Tupan believes that every one of us assigns a different meaning to the poetry we read, but by sharing this experience we spread much-needed empathy. Every Friday, the author sends out an issue with an original piece and inspiration behind it, as well as complimentary content in a form of recommended poems by other poets and related podcasts episodes.   If that resonates with you - subscribe and enjoy panglish poetry!

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. 

A blog dedicated to remote work, continuous growth, and technology. Steph Smith's newsletter is an extension of her very popular (read by 700k) blog. The author loves to write about the things she both cares and knows about, sharing her experience and honest perspective on the subject. The topics range from “An Ode to Excel” and “You Don't Need to Quit Your Job to Make” to “The Guide to Remote Work” and “Learning to Write with Confidence”. Steph is a clear thinker, she’s not using vague terms and instead focuses on personal learnings, making all of her writing easy to digest and very relatable. Subscribe to follow a journey of a lifelong learner and don’t forget to explore the archive!

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.