I'd like to see magazines return to prominence as a go-to source of 'content'.

And maybe as the internet gets more and more crowded with content, that's exactly what'll happen.

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A lil snippet from my podcast episode: I Miss Magazines.

One of the strengths of magazines is their focused, finite nature means they don't have to try the 'spray-and-pray' approach of online content creation.

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Can books not be challenging? Language shouldn’t have to go easy on you.

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Magazines! Do you still read them? I feel like they may be a good alternative to today's content soup, rather than an outdated format.

What do you think?

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Treating people like they’re stupid is the best way to make them stupid.
100,000 words in an average novel, and none of them is supposed to challenge you?

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“Keep it short and simple” always annoys me. We’re limiting our ability to express ourselves due to the fear of challenging our readers.

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People sometimes change very suddenly.

Did they discover a 'hack' or a 'secret'?

Or was something else at work?

The real secret to self-improvement isn't a quick fix: open.spotify.com/episode/7qPx...