Newsletters on Life

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. 

Career advice, productivity hacks, entertainment, and more. If it’s worth your time, it’s in here. Sidekick is a newsletter looking to curate all the exciting and important information from across the internet into one place. The aim is simple: to help you become smarter within mere minutes. If you’re seeking to level up your career and your life Sidekick is an essential tool! Their newsletters are paced evenly throughout the week to make sure you’re always in the loop. Whether you’re looking for advice as life gradually goes back to normal, trying to figure out how to approach a job interview, or just seeking out the latest TikTok trend. Get all the information you need quickly and concisely by subscribing to Sidekick today!

Discovering Rich Tales that build Rich Life. Rich Tales is a newsletter for curious minds, looking for ideas, learnings, and stories to create a fulfilling life. Aarati Yadav is sharing her learnings as a technology leader and an entrepreneur, as well as inspirations from the writings across the web. She starts the newsletter with an original paragraph illustrating a powerful idea, that relates to a growth mindset and helps foster both personal and professional life. Rich Tales also includes curation of relevant links, quotes, and questions to make you think differently. Subscribe and get inspired!

Ancient wisdom for everyday life  The Daily Stoic is a newsletter where the top-tier author Ryan Holiday shares daily Stoic meditations to kickstart your day. He aims to educate people about Stoic philosophy so they can live more meaningful lives driven by purpose. Every day, the author shares some profound teachings from ancient philosophers like Marcus Aurelius, Epictetus, Seneca, and many more. Whether it’s building resilience, setting and achieving goals, or having an optimistic outlook on the uncertainties of life, Ryan ensures to inspire readers to change their lives for the better. Subscribe to Daily Stoic for meditations and teachings and get weekly recaps of the best Stoicism content every Saturday.

Get the valuable insights great books are known for. Discover excellent book summaries like never before. Highlights is a monthly newsletter where author Julian Shapiro shares key insights from three famous books. Being unsatisfied with boring, unclear book summaries, Julian wanted to provide passionate readers like himself with book insights that really matter and help you decide if the book is worth reading. In each issue, he uncovers 3 famous books, including The Black Swan by Nassim Taleb, Gary Chapman’s Love Languages, and The Design Of Everyday Things by Don Norman. Additionally, he includes his own 2 insights at the beginning of every newsletter and shows off some photos on his phone that might gauge your interest.  Subscribe for insights into famous books and stay for Julian’s well-thought personal commentary to discover a new book you'll love reading. 

Architecturally interesting homes for sale  Love a house with personality? I Know a Spot is a weekly newsletter where Ariel Norling curates the most interesting and attractive houses on the market. She hopes to make house hunting exciting by sharing the creme-de-la-creme from Zillow and Rightmove straight to your inbox. Every week you can expect around 4 listings that follow a theme, including Modern Houses with a touch of Minimalism, Houses that Embrace Nature, and Houses by the Seaside that are worth living, along with some inspiration that may interest architects and designers alike.  Subscribe to I Know a Spot and discover architectural masterpieces and active house listings, and get inspired to find your next dream home.

A brief interval of relief delivered to your inbox every morning. The Daily Respite is a newsletter that aims to brighten up your day with a quick distraction and a reminder of joy. Clara Parkes will greet you every day of the year with a "Good Morning" and some “fuel for the journey.” The newsletter is saturated with ideas, short poems and great Twitter finds and hosts a weekly Get-Together for you to “check-in with fellow respiters”. Get inspired by dog’s best leaf jumps, learn how to crochet a miniature couch for your cat, or step into a Japanese forest and listen to an online performance from an orchestra - all this and much more in The Daily Respite.

Put on the comfy pants and settle into The TueDo List. The TueDo List is a newsletter with a strong community of women 40+. The publication is “a place to get real with other grown-ass women.” The TueDo List features weekly roundups of all the links worth checking, showcases a member of the community, shares stories, and dedicates a section of things they are obsessed about. So if you are in need of comfort food or great TV show recommendations, want to hear a relatable story, or just take a respite - TueDo List is what you are looking for.

Writing worth reading. The Browser is a daily newsletter that hosts five recommended articles, a podcast, and a video. Every day Robert Cotrell goes through a thousand articles and recommends five things worthy of your attention. The Browser is focused on writing with a lasting value and prioritized on best rather than the latest. The editors always provide their own original description with an explanation of why they believe this is a good piece of writing and why it is worth reading. Subscribe so you can “always have something to read on the train and interesting things to say at dinner.”