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What If You Already Know, But You’re Moving Too Fast to Hear It? (opens the original)
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There was a point during my conversation with April Hamm when I realized something interesting was happening.We had looked at astrology. Numerology. Human Design. Symbols. An oracle reading. Dreams.Different systems. Different languages. Different ways of looking at a human life.And they kept circling back to essentially the same message.Stop forcing the answer.That got my attention.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!iy31!,f_auto,q_auto:goo
Your Wordmark Is Not Your Whole Brand, But It Has to Hold It Together (opens the original)
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There is a particular look I see on Substack all the time.Someone has created a lovely logo or typed the name of the publication into Canva. Then they upload it as their wordmark, and it appears at the top of the page like a little rectangular stamp.Technically, the publication now has a wordmark. Visually, it still feels unfinished.The problem is rarely the artwork itself. It usually happens because the image was created at the wrong size, saved with a solid background, or designed without cons
Start Here: Is Your Substack Actually Open for Business? (opens the original)
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Imagine you decide to open a shop in a beautiful modern emporium.There are people everywhere - wandering the promenade, discovering new stores, chatting with friends, listening to speakers on the stage, and popping into places that catch their attention.<img
You Don’t Need More People in Your Community on Skool (opens the original)
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There is a particular kind of discouragement that comes with opening your community and seeing 16 members.Or 27.Or even 97.You look at the communities with thousands of members and assume you haven’t reached the point where monetization is possible yet. First, you need to grow. Then you need to create more courses. Then perhaps you need a giant classroom filled with enough material to prove your community is worth paying for.(This happens on Substack too!)<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-
What If People Make Crop Circles - and That Isn’t the Answer? (opens the original)
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For years, people looked at crop circles and asked the same question:Who made them?Aliens? Gaia? Some intelligence attempting to communicate with us through enormous geometric patterns pressed into fields?Then came the answer many people didn’t want: human beings were involved.For believers, that seemed to settle it. The mystery had been exposed as a hoax. For skeptics, it confirmed what they already thought they knew.But what if who made them was never the most interesting question?That is the
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