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5 Ideas For The Interested This Week

I used to brag about publishing my Sunday newsletter every week for nine years with the exception of my wedding weekend.

I no longer see that streak as a good thing.

Consistency is great, but were there times I would have been better served to give myself a break?

Absolutely.

I snapped that streak last Sunday when I chose not to publish an issue.

It was a good decision.

If you’re looking for permission to take a break, consider this your permission.

Now, on to this week’s ideas…

The Starting Five

1. My 10 Content Commandments

They’ve helped me get more value out of the content I create.

2. Four LinkedIn Tactics That Are Working Right Now

Including best practices for comments, direct messages, and videos.

3. Six Examples Of Effective Email Sequences

Including welcome, onboarding, and re-engagement sequences.

4. This “Backwards” Newsletter Strategy Generated $4,900 In A Month

Worth a read if you want to monetize your newsletter.

5. The Creative Cheat Sheet

An vast collection of tools and resources for creatives.

Sources and Sponsors

• Reach the 30,000+ readers of this newsletter TWICE for just $350: ​​Book your ad here​​.

• This free guide to using ChatGPT for creative souls gives you playful ways to use it to feel more grounded, present, and alive.

• The Audacious Introverts newsletter helps creators and solopreneurs grow through digital content.

• The ​​Minimalist Hustler newsletter​​ gives you quick strategies to help you make more money online.

• The ​​​​​Storythings newsletter​​​​​ helps you become a better storyteller.

Playlist of the Week

Title: 1985 Covered

Description: The best covers of songs originally released in 1985.

Perfect For: When you want to be surprised how much you like a song that you didn’t think you liked after hearing a different take on it.

Featured Artists: Sam Smith, Bruce Springsteen, Florence + The Machine

Must-Listen Song: “Raspberry Beret” by Dick Jr. and the Volunteers

Related Playlist: 1973 Covered

My Final Words Of The Week

Writing a longform narrative description of the person you want to help like this one is probably a good exercise for everyone to do.

Have an interesting week!