I’ve been lucky to have crossed paths with great language teachers. In a classroom, through a podcast, a guided course. No matter where I meet them, they share two qualities.
First, an approach that celebrates the process (it’s the journey, not the destination) and gives learners helpful nudges along the way. And second, a well of creativity and passion. It's that teacher who encourages you to try, to stay with it, to get good.
Christina is one such teacher. I always look forward to updates from her newsletter, Love to Lingo. She guides self-driven language learners and shares insights from language acquisition research.
"If you love Spanish food, quirky history, and the way cinema and art intersect with what we eat, you’re in the right place." Blanca Valencia writes of her Substack newsletter launched only a year ago.
We’ve reached a point where we’re done giving and receiving advice on how to scrimp and save. Now with generative AI driving sea changes at work, we’re talking openly about how we make a living and survive. Case in point, the Scratch newsletter.
Love and relationships at their most expansive. Think: Intimacy with place, with the self, between friends who live together. It's for those of us who think and feel about what it means to be close to someone, or somewhere.
Who’s it for? UX designers, product designers, or just about anyone obsessed with software development.
In the words of Pavel, the author, it’s for those who think about "the work rather than the tools." That's a tricky dichotomy to navigate. I, for one, gravitate
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