World’s Best Newsletters To Make Your Life Better
Newsletters are one of the best ways to consume filtered information. They help to disconnect from the noise and tons of information that’s there on the internet. Over the last couple of years, I have discovered some amazing newsletters that have helped me grow in various parts of my life. Here are a few of my favorite newsletters that you should definitely follow —
TLDR : TLDRs of the most interesting stories in startups 🚀, tech 📱, and programming 💻!
1440: They scour hundreds of news sources so you don’t have to
Importannotimportant: Science for people who give a shit
The Goodnewsletter: Help you feel more hopeful about the world.
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3–2–1 by James Clear: This famous weekly newsletter from the author of Atomic Habits always includes 3 short ideas from James Clear, 2 quotes, and 1 question to think about as you head into the weekend.
Morning Brew: It’s free, takes 5 minutes to read, and makes reading the news actually enjoyable.
NPR Life Kit: The folks at NPR (and subject matter experts) are creating guides to help you get your life together in a helpful, non-judgmental way.
Everything Is Amazing: A newsletter about seeing more, feeling more, and asking better questions
Scott’s Cheap Flights: Amazing deals to the best destinations. You save up to 90%.
What You Need To Know: Comedian Geoff Plitt curates the best standup, jokes, late night clips, and sketches from the week so you’re always in the know on comedy.
What’s your favorite newsletter?
