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347 archived posts · Aug 2022 – Jun 2025

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u/Pitiful_Bit_5579•

My newsletter, Astral Thoughts, is basically just a reflection of myself, a random 25-year old nobody lol.

My personal blog where I will post about not only my art progress, but also what's going on in my life, anything I find interesting or just chatting shit. I hope you guys enjoy it!

I go from general blogs about random thoughts, to random media suggestions, poems, sketches and event reviews, my goal with this newsletter is basically just to run, struggle and live as freely as I can and document it all. So if you guys are interested in a 25 year old second generation immigrant with a bachelor's in Engineering tech, who isn't using it, please subscribe!

Here's an example of my work:

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u/SolveYourMind•

So here’s the deal: MindAcademy is where We peel back the layers on everything “professional” they tell you to do—CVs, interviews, networking—and look at what actually works (and what’s a waste of time). We’re here to cut through the corporate buzzwords and tell it like it is, whether you’re a career rookie or a well-seasoned pro.

What you’re invited to:

A dose of real talk – We don’t do fluff. Think of this as your guide to job-hunting without the corporate script. We’ll break down how to stand out, sell yourself, and dodge the classic pitfalls without losing your cool.

Behind-the-scenes insights – From LinkedIn hacks to interview prep, it’s all here. And yes, sometimes, it’s

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u/MedicalAdvantage•

Hi friends, I started a substack last week and my first blog post "Stuck," focuses on establishing why it feels like I'm living in a never-ending loop, where each day seems like a carbon copy. That's where I am at 24. Stuck in my hometown, and job, and facing a future that feels as uncertain as it is uninspiring. I would love it if you followed as I try to get unstuck: Maya.Talks

As I'm experiencing, your 20s are a confusing time. Somedays I feel left behind in my personal life, other days I'm filled with career confusion. I started this blog to keep me motivated and to remind myself that it's okay to feel this way, as long as I'm co

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u/NayrAttub•

In January of 2022 I set my out of office notification to forever. There was a vague outline of a Plan A and no Plan B.

I've been writing on and off now for five years but this year went all in to pursue a creative life. Reading Out of Office will not make you rich. It will not bring you success. It won’t even tell you how to make a change. What it will do, is encourage you to stop moving forward in a straight line, to standstill, to look around, to find out what you really need in your life and move towards it with courage. It will inspire you to find the path to your own conclusions and actions.

Making a radical change is not easy. It is hard, messy

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Hi folks! Long time lurker on reddit and finally mustering up the courage to post something. I want to share my substack. I write book reviews mostly about non-fiction books that changed my perspective or understanding of history from a liberatory perspective. Feel free to take a look, subscribe and provide feedback (with care and kindness please, I'm sensitive lol)!

https://open.substack.com/pub/allthatyoutouchyouchange/p/how-we-normalized-deathand-paved?r=6li3t&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=false

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u/maureen1231•

How do you want to be remembered?

Not in the traditional sense of working, raising families, volunteering, starting companies, serving your country, getting an education despite the odds — though such top-line attributes signify a productive, worthwhile life.

These are the parts of your life story that most people know.

When you go a step deeper, such as by highlighting specific moments in each category, your true legacy shines. These are the parts of your story that will surprise and maybe even delight and awe.

How does this work? Just go from the general to the specific.

General: our home was a magnet for neighborhood kids. Specific: we provided a welcoming home environment, meals, an

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u/philosofin•

Hi all!
I just published a new post on my Substack What the Fuck Life.
It's a true story about emotional manipulation, hospital lies, and a trust I gave way too generously.
Written as a true crime docu-style piece – dramatic, reflective, and yes… slightly funny in hindsight.

I'd love for you to check it out or let me know what you think.
And if you've ever trusted too quickly: this one's for you.

🖤 Life’s weird. Let’s WTF together.
📍 German: https://whatthefucklife.substack.com/p/fail-des-monats-ein-mann-voller-geschichten
📍 English: [https://medium.com/@sofia.hassiotaki/fail-of-the-month-a-

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Hi, I manage a Substack newsletter that covers geopolitics, the connection of politics and sports, social justice, pop culture, and underground subculture. Here is my most recent piece about Diego Armando Maradona: https://thegeopoliticalnavigator.substack.com/p/maradona-the-last-will-be-the-first?r=4i44v6 I am truly looking for curious brains who have a shared passion and encourage one another. If you're interested, feel free to provide assertive feedback.

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