📰 A thread of helpful newsletters outside of tech you might not know about it
With #DevRel living at the nexus of marketing, product, & engineering, I find it helpful to learn from a variety of sources. Here are some of my fave indie newsletters, would love to hear yours!
With #DevRel living at the nexus of marketing, product, & engineering, I find it helpful to learn from a variety of sources. Here are some of my fave indie newsletters, would love to hear yours!
I've talked about Trends.vc by @DruRly before, but it's exceptionally valuable. Each week Dru sends out a thorough report on a new topic like DeFi, digital products, paid communities. The paid version includes access to a wonderful community, too.
Maker Mind by @anthilemoon is all about mindful productivity, which is one of my all-time favorite topics. Anne-Laure's articles are always fascinating and research-backed. nesslabs.com/newsletter
Modern Museum by @DalosOrtiz saves me a lot of time hunting for useful articles about marketing, business, knowledge management, etc. His summaries are super helpful and he really combs the internet for quality stuff. modernmuseum.crd.co
The Curious Bunch by @learnwithvidya just keeps getting better. She curates resources about productivity & creativity & provides summaries w/ estimated reading times. You can really tell she puts a lot of time & attention into each issue. thecuriousbunch.xyz
I've not been shy about what a @JanelSGM fan I am, but @BrainPint is another great curation read. I particularly find the tools & resources section useful because it's outside of my JS bubble. brainpint.com
Okay, technically this one isn't outside tech, but @tldrdan's news summary is really useful and helps me see things from a broader perspective than the small universe I inhabit. tldr.tech
.@KickAssLetters by @YartyKim is a different kind of newsletter — one that’s focused on pushing people out of their comfort zone but within the context of a community. A really cool concept: kickassletters.com
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