How James Clear is Writing His Next Book
Asana, Google Docs, and Meeting Readers Where they Are
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Asana, Google Docs, and Meeting Readers Where they Are
Fantasy fans can feast this weekend on the two biggest prequels in prestige TV: The third episode of HBO’s “House of the Dragon” airs Sunday, while Amazon’s two-episode premiere of LOTR prequel “Rings of Power” landed for U.S. Prime subscribers Thursday evening. After that, consider diving back into Naughty Dog’s PS5 remake of The Last of Us.
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But it doesn't mean you have to stay there forever. On Tuesday, Every, the business-centric newsletter bundle formerly known as Everything, announced that after one year on Substack, it had moved to a custom-built website, taking its subscribers, contributors, and revenue along with it. In doing so, the chief architects of Every, Dan Shipper and Nathan Baschez, borrowed a technique first popularized by Discourse Blog, a left-leaning political publication that was born on Substack but migrated to its own website after reaching a critical mass. Like the Discourse Blog founder Aleksander Chan, ...