This is so cool! I read something recently about dangerous Vs scary - where things which we're scared of aren't really dangerous and the stuff we're not scared of are statistically more dangerous. Not sure how that ties into this but I thought of that while reading :)
Love this idea and the design. Your success if guaranteed, my friend! A good entry here as my first read. I'm a huge fan of graphics too!
A couple notes: as I read your "About" I was wondering, "Who is this guy who thinks he knows enough about everything?" (read that in a gentle tone, please!) I was curious to hear if you're a journalist, a doctor, a teacher - or even just relentlessly curious. I would have accepted any description, but it left me wondering where you're coming from.
Also: "exactly 500" words seems a bit limiting. Made me think if you fell short you might add filler. Or you might skip topic that required extreme condensing. This could be a case of me taking marketing copy too seriously, tho but I felt "in around 500 words" felt better.
Regardless, love your newsletter, going to dive into the next ones ASAP. Hope you dont mind the feedback! Sending good vibes!
"We’re so averse to losing that we become more open to risks when faced with losses" - This reminds me of the movie which I shall not name, cuz that's rule number one. ;)
"It's only after you've lost everything that you're free to do anything."
Loss Aversion explained in exactly 500 words
This is so cool! I read something recently about dangerous Vs scary - where things which we're scared of aren't really dangerous and the stuff we're not scared of are statistically more dangerous. Not sure how that ties into this but I thought of that while reading :)
Love this idea and the design. Your success if guaranteed, my friend! A good entry here as my first read. I'm a huge fan of graphics too!
A couple notes: as I read your "About" I was wondering, "Who is this guy who thinks he knows enough about everything?" (read that in a gentle tone, please!) I was curious to hear if you're a journalist, a doctor, a teacher - or even just relentlessly curious. I would have accepted any description, but it left me wondering where you're coming from.
Also: "exactly 500" words seems a bit limiting. Made me think if you fell short you might add filler. Or you might skip topic that required extreme condensing. This could be a case of me taking marketing copy too seriously, tho but I felt "in around 500 words" felt better.
Regardless, love your newsletter, going to dive into the next ones ASAP. Hope you dont mind the feedback! Sending good vibes!
Sending good vibes.....
"We’re so averse to losing that we become more open to risks when faced with losses" - This reminds me of the movie which I shall not name, cuz that's rule number one. ;)
"It's only after you've lost everything that you're free to do anything."
Great Louis, I love the format of these, super smart!