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No Girl is an Island is your semimonthly ray of sunshine + free therapy in a world that wants more compassion, kindness, and cat videos. You won't find politics, preaching, or tips on how to synergize your workspace. Instead, you'll receive doses of art, music, articles, recipes, or videos that I found funny, useful, or simply worth sharing. Reading Lani’s letters feels like listening to a friend. These free-spirited thoughts could sometimes be very honest and personal, other times just witty and cute, but they are always very relatable. Subscribe for a fresh dose of honesty and enjoy your therapy session!

Letters for Creatives help you to make your creative process easier and sane. Letter for Creatives is a weekly newsletter on topics like creativity, writing, poetry, and book marketing, to name a few. Celeste Tsang shares a lot of resources to inspire. Letter for Creatives is a result you get when blogging meets curation. The author always provided her own point of view on recommendations. Sometimes the curation is made by topics like focusing on the future of work, sometimes it’s a book she read, but it always includes a poem of the week. Subscribe and kickstart your creative journey with the help of Letters for Creatives!  

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”!

Understand the world through the human brain. Macromegas is a curation of weekly thoughts and reads on geopolitics & society, technological progress, and business strategy. Topics range from aging and entertainment to US geopolitical advantages and other lessons from history. Valentin Vincendon writes a blog by the same name, and always includes links to relevant posts in the newsletter. There he deep dives into thought-provoking subjects like NFTs or Covid Vaccines and provides original insights. Subscribe and learn more about the underlying forces that shape our economy and society.   

Rediscover the magic of the Internet! The Land of Random is a newsletter that strives to bring back the old days of the internet when it was “a fun place of discovery”. David Nichols writes about all the cool things on the internet, shares random links you never knew you needed to see, and occasionally goes on a deep dive mission to provide all the relevant tools and resources on the chosen topic. You will find commentary on ghost restaurants and robot butlers, TikTok’s you can’t miss, and resources to increase your productivity. “Put a little bit of Spice into your Monday” and subscribe to The Land Of Random.

The Daily Good is a newsletter for those who care about self-love and sustainability. The Daily good offers curated content to inspire and motivate. Start your days with an inspirational quote, various tips, and resources for self-care and sustainable living. The newsletter contains sections with recommendations for something to ‘Listen’ and ‘Read’, DIY things to ‘Make’, interesting people to ‘Follow’, and products for self-love to ‘Browse’. Every Month an inspiring female creator curates one edition of The Daily Good to bring “a unique perspective on conscious living.” Subscribe and join the community of readers who seek to care better for themselves and the people around them.

Weekly observations from the Internet Wilderness. Naive Weekly is a personal newsletter that will take you out of your internet bubble. Prepare to jump through links, fall down rabbit holes, and discover unimaginable corners of the web. Kristoffer organizes the newsletter into specific sections for roadside flowers (“single-purpose websites reminding us that the internet is beautiful”), field notes (curation of interesting blog posts that keep the internet diverse), and collections (think of Strava art and 90s screensavers). The author also shares interviews with readers of Naive Weekly and other personal projects, like Penpal cafe, that connects people through letters. Subscribe to explore the ever-expanding internet jungle through Kristoffer’s extraordinary lens.  

A little boost to keep your creative juices flowing, for creatives, by creatives. Let’s be honest - all creators need fresh inspiration to fuel their crafts. Nir, Chris, and David aka Creative Brew share the best tools, products, inspiration, cool projects, and more to keep you inspired! With a goal to connect artistically diverse creators worldwide, Creative Brew fosters a community that supports, collaborates, inspires, and pushes each other. So whether you’re a filmmaker, writer, digitals artist, or just exploring your creativity, subscribe to the newsletter for inspiration and stay for the people! 

The short but sweet & very upbeat e-newsletter designed to fuel your friyay. The Friyay Fuel is your weekend dose of happiness. With the goal to brighten up your day, Jenna Backus shares inspiring stories, exclusive interviews, cheerful music, and other fascinating finds. You will get a quote of the day, practical tips, and interesting facts all wrapped in a little bit of wit. The Friyay Fuel typically starts with a short original piece and follows with sections for links to See, Hear, Taste, Smell, and Feel. It wraps up with “And if you don’t know, now you know…” part for interesting facts, followed by the song/dance of the day. Subscribe for a joyful 5-minute read and join the community of people who love Fridays! 

Small improvements through tech. Iterate Weekly covers the intersection of technology, mindfulness, and productivity. The newsletter provides an overview and commentary of tech trends and products, all through the author's personal lens. Read about smart bathrooms, the need for a VR headset, and a digital sense of smell, and become a more informed digital citizen. Subscribe to stay up-to-date with the latest and greatest of tech and start making those small, iterative changes that will improve your life.