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New newsletter: Giant Books and Paid Newsletters
Products over newsletters, Ghost over your CMS, and manifestos over notes — it’s all the latest newsletter [https://mailchi.mp/cjchilvers/issue-257-giant-books-and-paid-newsletters].
New Newsletter: Issue #256: Remembering Fun and Rest
Office gravestones, a book that isn’t for morons, and your first mistake as a writer — it’s all in the latest newsletter [https://mailchi.mp/cjchilvers/issue-256-remembering-fun-and-rest].
Newsletter Issue #252: 14 Diversions
Patton tells you to get weird, the worst solo ever, and the origin of the blurb — it’s all the latest issue [https://mailchi.mp/cjchilvers/issue-252-14-diversions] of my newsletter from this weekend. Sign up here [https://www.cjchilvers.com/subscribe] to get it before it’s
New Newsletter: Creating Your Newsletter Week 2
I go on a bit of a rant this morning in my personal newsletter about the controversial “spy pixel” manifesto and add a bunch of links that don’t show up on this blog. I just wanted to let you know that there’s more going on in my newsletter
The Year in Review
I usually can't reflect on a year until well into the next, but I'm going to give it a try here. I want to get clear about what is worth focusing on more in 2020. What worked Daily blogging in November I loved it. I grew
A Month of Blogging about Anxiety: The Results
I’m guessing a fair amount of you with blogs or platforms are wondering what the results were of focusing intensely on one subject for a month of daily blogging [https://www.cjchilvers.com/30-practical-tactics-to-decrease-your-anxiety-intro/]. Since I was writing up a note-to-
Coming in November: 30 Practical Tactics to Decrease Your Anxiety
November is traditionally NaNoWriMo [https://nanowrimo.org] month, when writers try to write a novel in a month. Since I don’t do fiction (not yet anyway), I’m using November for something different and I'm hoping you'll join me. I’m going to post every