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Human Potential & Resilience's avatar

that resonates - “…your perspective is a vehicle, not the destination”

Barbara Poblocka's avatar

Great article thank you for this analysis.

I am starting my journey and trying to be consistent with my articles and notes but writing them happens whenever I have a free moment (I have a little baby that requires a lot of attention).

I am curious how do you find your inspiration for the notes? They take me a lot of time to create and one hour would most definitely not be enough.

Jari Roomer's avatar

I totally understand!

This article might be helpful for you: https://writebuildscale.substack.com/p/the-2026-substack-notes-playbook

Thrive by Mirela's avatar

Notes can be small bits from your articles, or linked to their topic. That makes it easier. What is your goal on this journey?

Aligned Besties's avatar

Thank you, great tips

Joseph Nicholas Kennedy's avatar

Clear and helpful, makes sense, thank you.

Tracy Catchpole Art and Design's avatar

I like the 3 things, I find thats a great number of tips..Also like your titles and http://subtitles.So helpful regards scheduling , batching…calendar blocking…it will help me to plan a process…

1st …planning and blocking

When you schedule. Do you prepare in your drafts firstly?

Harriette Richard, Ph.D.'s avatar

Thank you for the tips and scheduling information! There are a few mechanics I still have not managed well. I will get these key things done.

Anne Rottie's avatar

Clarifying , all of the content in fact for me!. There’s a ‘but’ also in here. From the point of your achievements (all 3 of you and each one of you with their own skills) it’s a joined venture, like the Beatles wouldn’t made it, if someone didn’t placed them together on a purposed twitch . So here you 3 are a bit of that good match. Now what you give and represent is also a kind of (sum) of fine togetherness. However as a singular recipient and paid subscriber. It takes time towards the integration of your content, and also frankly speaking , a lot of time since when scrolling through your library and pieces of one puzzle. You’ve successfully pieced the puzzle, but a beginner doesn’t always see this. Not right away, so by time I mean… one almost needs to read every bit before one can finds its own puzzle and adores what one gained from it. So this mail goes into a box -for state 4 later one . I’m at state 1…

Monica Lundstedt's avatar

Good article, currently focussing on number 2, I have been working on a system for number 1 and 3, and I think I am quite progressing :)

Erin Lorge's avatar

Brilliant! Thank you for sharing!

Michael Maloney's avatar

Good plan for writing. I will begin to follow your lead as soon as I learn how to write and post three notes per day. Also find your presentations difficult to follow because they branch out into too many topics at one time. I will continue to try to unravel your various programs and systems, but so far it has been a stretch for me.

Dr. Jacqueline McAdam's avatar

I am new here, a seven-week deep dive, and I decided to create a reflective post on what I have learned. There was so much that I am turning it into a 3 Part learning. It fits into my building economic resilience for those on Substack...I would love you to have a look https://drjacquelinemcadam.substack.com/p/six-weeks-of-learning-on-substack?r=7cq2fw&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true.

Simona Zajc's avatar

Great insights. Scheduling would be very helpful at ensuring my posting consistency. I do it every day now and it would be much more efficient to reserve a block of my time and do it in batch. 👍