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I've got my first subscribers in my newsletter. This is great as it encourages me to continue to write and publish.

They are all acquaintances of mine but that does not mean that I am less excited!

I learned that even productivity basics are completely unknown to my friends, so sharing tips and insights is really helpful for them.

I will start sharing my story on LinkedIn and Twitter in order to grow organically while I plan and write the second issue of my newsletter.

I am so proud to announce that I published my very first newsletter issue!

I am not ashamed to share with you that it was sent with only two people on my list. They are my two closest friends and that is really important because they care for my success, so they read it and they gave me tons of feedback, from layout to structure, to content, to topics.

So if you are starting out too, reach out to all of your closest friends and gather all the feedback you can.

You can read it here. If you are interested in sustainability and productivity you'll definitely love it.

This is something I am really proud of. I wrote and published my first article today. I sent it to some close friends and they gave me incredible feedback. English is not my first language, so writing in English is something really hard for me.

I thought about finding a native speaker on Fiverr and get a proofreading service, but for now, this will do.

It's about my take on reading more and more books.

You can find it here: how to read fewer books

I was thinking about launching a blog for years. I contemplated the idea without never actually doing it. The first roadblock is that I know how to code, so every time I started thinking about a blog I somehow managed to waste hundreds of hours on polishing and adding useless features.

Then I read this blog post from Nat Eliason and I decided to challenge myself: build a blog in an afternoon.

So I went to Webflow, created a new project, and chose a template. I added some content, uploaded some images, and added a ConvertKit form.

That was it. I built my blog in an afternoon! And just to test out the template, I wrote about it: how I built my blog in an afternoon