#Substack Growth

[mehmetyildizmelbourne-blog]

Section 10: How Marketing & Sales Strategies on Substack

Substack Education from Udemy Summary of my Udemy Course “From Zero to Substack Hero.” Image source from the video location Purpose of this Series for New Readers This is a new series upon request from my readers. I recently developed a course titled “From Zero to Substack Hero” and published it on Udemy and shared it on Content Marketing Strategy Insights owned by Dr Mehmet Yildiz who kindly…

[bynataliezubi]

hurt people hurt people.

cycles of abuse are perpetuated by those who are wounded.

everyone has free will,

but many live without seeing the larger context.

they're unable to grasp options beyond what they've been taught

through cultural conditioning and societal programming.

it's a shame, but it doesn't excuse their actions.

your feelings are valid, even if you've contributed to harmful cycles.

you were acting from your level of awareness at the time.

acknowledge this, and use it as a chance to grow.

[nikiabella]

[little-tiffany]

Being an introvert is not about where you get your energy. It's how you handle stimulation. Introverts are energized by people too. We're just easily exhausted by loud parties, close talkers, and endless houseguests. I'm not antisocial. I'm pro-quiet.

-Adam Grant, via Substack, 2025

[softlyexisting]

I spent so much of my teens convinced I would never make it out of them, and then suddenly I am having dreams of being a mother that aren’t nightmares and learning just how much can happen in eighty years. I’ve found something new to fear—that the time will pass and I will forget there is more to do in life than fear.

There isn’t anything left to do now but fear until I grow brave enough to let it go. I used to dream in stories, in mysteries that never resolved. I used to wake without shaking, and I’m only 24. I used to cling to space between me and the generations that made me as though it were the only thing that would make the messes in me dissipate.

Generations to make / Helena Ducusin

[wordsforeachday]

We’ve been celebrating the New Year at the wrong time.

Ancient civilizations and astrology tell the story of Spring Equinox as the true New Year. Before the Gregorian calendar, the year began in alignment with nature… at a time of balance, renewal, and awakening.

The Equinox is a time of perfect harmony, a bridge between winters stillness and springs growth.

If January’s resolutions felt forced, maybe it’s because your true rhythm awakens with the Earth. Change starts beneath the surface before it blooms.

What if this is your real New Year? Click to read more: From Hibernation to Renewal - Rethinking the New Year

[1introvertedsage]

💠Fail Safe💠

Birds make great sky - circles of their freedom. How do they do it? They fall, and in falling, they're given wings.

~Rumi~

▪️Read the full post and poems on Substack.

[lettersxcaffeine]

Are you broken? Or inspired? 

Life can feel overwhelming. If this happens to you, don't try to flee this moment too quickly. It's going to guide you, and will leave you once it has inspired your growth.  Sometimes, moments of difficulty inspire our deepest commitments to ourselves. Don't fear your greatness; it's going to expand you.   

[909th]

also i find the current trendiness of country music rlly interesting bc i think it reflects this mass exodus of young ppl to the south as the cost of living in big cities is rising.

[mehmetyildizmelbourne-blog]

Invitation to Elevate Your Substack Newsletter and Medium Stories a New Reddit Community

Welcome to r/Substack_Mastery Let’s discover how Reddit can amplify your reach, connect you with engaged readers, and seamlessly integrate your Substack newsletters with Medium stories for remarkable growth. Dear Writers and Readers, In 2020, I faced an unexpected setback when I was banned from one of my favorite Reddit communities. My “offense” was sharing my personal journey with autophagy…

[bynataliezubi]

A couple of years ago, I hit rock bottom with burnout. Like, full-on “staring-at-my-computer-screen-doing-nothing-but-eat-and-sleep” vibes. And now? Somehow, I’m a college student at 32 years old, have an ADHD and Autism diagnosis, and am writing here on Substack like I have a thousand subscribers (I don’t), working toward building a career in writing and psychology. Life is weird. Buckle up—this is my story. read it here.

[itakeoffthemask-blog]

Why Is It So Hard to Be a Good Person? https://singlecatholicwriter.substack.com/p/why-is-it-so-hard-to-be-a-good-person

[labyrinth-magic]

Have you ever walked a labyrinth? If not, I invite you give it a try. If you have one near you, that's great! If you don't know where to find a labyrinth, look through the "Labyrinth Locator" to discover one. It's a type of walking meditation on a path that spirals in toward a center, then back out again. It's a good way to spend time with yourself, check in with yourself, listen to what your heart and intuition have to say to you.

This past Sunday, 3/30, I was invited to share about my 18+ ~ years walking labyrinths as a Spiritual Practice at our weekly UU church service. I shared the pulpit with several other people who also shared about their spiritual practices. Writing this piece was quite fun, so I published it as a Substack post. If you give it a read, my words might give you a clearer picture of how labyrinths can be approached to support you where you are in this moment.

[softlyexisting]

things that are spring to me !!! from my substack

[acrowdedtable]

New newsletter is live! Includes some winter reflections, stock recipe and metaphor, and resources. Check it out through this LINK and let me know your thoughts!

[lesliepoet]

Join me as I embark on an exciting journey, moving my blog to Substack! Here, I’ll share heartfelt poetry, creative musings, and exclusive content for subscribers. Say goodbye to chasing algorithms and hello to a community-driven platform that prioritizes creativity and connection. Subscribe now and