The votes are in, and the winner is Principles For Newsletters by CJ Chilvers
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This Week’s Featured Minimalist Book
Principles For Newsletters by CJ Chilvers
If you have a newsletter or want to start one, this is a must-read minimalist book.
CJ’s first newsletter was almost 40 years ago. He was 12, and it was about ninjas.
I can relate, as my first one was about 30 years ago when I was about the same age. Mine was about hockey cards. It was a newsletter before I had ever heard of the term.
In this book, CJ shares 49 lessons he’s learned over the 37 years he’s been publishing newsletters. I can connect and relate to nearly every single one.
I wish I had read this a long time ago, it would’ve saved me from many mistakes.
I gave it a 5-star review because this has easily become my favorite book about newsletters. I feel like I’ll be talking about this book a lot more!
This Week’s Minimalist Book Creation Resource
One of the best ways to create books is to repurpose your written content.
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You can make it easier by learning from experienced writers.
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