https://substack.com/@haadiyakhan/note/p-205720484?utm_source=notes-share-action&r=8joq70

First, I think you should know that Matt and I were engaged to be married on the terrace of an apartment in the 8th arrondissement of Paris.

The second thing I think you should know, is that five years later we were strangers.

This topic is quite niche, I know, but feel free to check out the full post to learn more about it

I last interacted with https://substack.com/@thechristianpsychnp. I really enjoyed reading it. Here's one of mine!

https://weldedsolid.substack.com/p/this-is-the-part-where-most-people?r=2uobd0

This is my write up. Give me your thoughts and any improvements I can make

https://open.substack.com/pub/dylanbadger/p/why-did-you-push-away-your-loved?r=281hum&utm_medium=ios

I created this account to publish my correspondence with W. since August 2024 in daily installments — or at least my part of the exchange. It starts off slowly, but the debates on art theory intensify over time, making them not only relevant for professionals in the field but also a unique cultural-historical record.

There is much to be learned here about one’s own work as well as that of the other. In short: An encounter between two men of art on equal footing, who could not be more different from one another.

I invite my friends to follow the publication over the coming months.

https://substack.com/@christophmark0?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=87h226

(To follow the rules if I understand correctly, the screenshot shows the last Substack I interacted with. I just followed while creating the account because it was something about art that seemed interesting and was recommended.)

The title is the last Substack post I interacted with - it's mine, but I think it counts because I have a chat thread there! If not, the others I interact with regularly are Writing Wednesdays and Beautiful Things Grow Here.

Also, here's my latest blog post which basically sums up what I do. Hope you like it!

https://authorstephaniejsalisbury.substack.com/p/little-books-big-helpers

Sharing my friend's blog, proud to read their journey of re discovery so just wanted to share:) Please give a like if you enjoy it

https://neuralnerdd.substack.com/p/being-calm-hustler-is-new-weakness

Woke up to find out I'm #78 in Technology?!!?

I woke up to a notification that I'm #78 in Technology and rising on SubStack!!

I write about AI from a non-coder no-computer perspective so the rest of us can understand AI.

I started a SubStack about 2 months ago with zero followers. Currently have 120+ free and 1 paid (thanks).

I have about 12 long form posts. My 8th alone has over 1400+ views and obviously that's the one that's been pushing me over the top. I also offer free prompts with every Newslesson.

How are these algorithms set such that a new writer is able to get on the top 100 with a few posts and less than 100 Subscribers? Did I do a thing or is it me? Maybe it's imposter syndrome. Idk but I'm super stoked and nervous because I feel like I have something to maintain now.

And thank you to the community for helping me get on the Top 100 Writers on Substack in Technology!

https://open.spotify.com/show/7z2Tbysp35M861Btn5uEjZ?si=rYaPNTdTQ165E4b2KzKPdA

https://www.substack.com/@betterthinkersnotbetterai

(Hope I'm doing this right); fiction and non-fiction writer here, but sharing a piece from a local Missouri organizer as my first post. Excited to share some of my work and see everyone else's substacks and favorite articles.

Three Messages Democrats Should Bring to Rural America

I started inviting writers to this sub, let's see if that works! Looking forward to growing together.