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Automate when it makes sense.

All parts of the newsletter process can be automated, not all should be. Years ago, I use to write essays weeks ahead of time. I'd plug them into Mailchimp and schedule them to go out at regular intervals. When published, the final version of that newsletter (sometimes I'd jump in

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Independence Day

The bank I write for, and have worked at for 16 years, is finally calling it quits. My last day is May 31st. I'm lucky to have options as a writer. Not many in finance do. Automation has killed a lot of their jobs. We've heard it for years; if

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Automation Kills Creativity

Nicholas Carr was the first high profile writer to capture all of the research behind the effects of human’s move from paper to pixels, first in Wired [http://www.wired.com/2010/05/ff_nicholas_carr/all/], and then in his book The Shallows [http://www.amazon.com/gp/