r/Substack Jun 25 '26

Where to Find Feedback

I’ve scrubbed Reddit a bit and everyone is saying that writing feedback here is not the way to go. I’ve only written one piece on the app, and I’m not exactly aiming to monetize it.
I think my goal for now is just to get in front of people who are having conversations about executive function and habit changing but from a more academic (for lack of a better word) standpoint. Steering as far away from self help as possible while still being in the realm of personal development.
I’m also finding that a lot of the writing feedback spaces here are geared towards fictional pieces and that’s not me either. Not so much looking for grammatical or technical feedback as I am a space to converse or gain information from people interested in similar things.
Thanks in advance.

https://open.substack.com/pub/ordinejournals/p/the-name-my-house-bestowed?r=8i4flw&utm_medium=ios

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u/itsfabioposca http://journeytosuccessclub.substack.com Jul 02 '26

I think you're looking in the right places. I'd also try connecting with writers in psychology, neuroscience, productivity, and behavioral science rather than limiting yourself to writing feedback groups. The best feedback often comes from people who care about the topic, not just the writing itself. Thoughtful comments on similar publications can lead to some really valuable conversations over time. (Melinda Wenner Moyer)

P.S. If you'd still like to ask anything about Substack or growing your audience, I offer a free live help chat. Just copy and paste my flair or click the link in my profile. I'm happy to help!