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Hey, ultimately, I’m feeling the cold.

And I’m so happy that winter is here, my favourite season.

Everything becomes so mesmerising in winter. People slow down, the world slows down, and nature becomes even more beautiful.

After I changed the weekly cadence from once a week to three times a week, I got a really good response from readers, and I’m so grateful to my subscribers.

But I’d love to get feedback from you, my friend. Do you actually enjoy this newsletter?

Do you feel that it’s helping you in any way?

This week was full of fever and low energy, due to the sudden change in the weather.

But I didn’t stop, I’ve mostly focused on Insideletter.

This week, I published 3 editions of Insideletter and had 3 sponsors in total.

Also, there was a massive update of Beehiiv. And I loved them all.

And that’s why I have written a post on LinkedIn, and the team reached out to me to sponsor the post.

It’s a huge win for us.

I had to stop the video editing because we ran out of budget.

But I’m focusing more on the organic content, which means working on Substack, Quora and Reddit.

I’d publish the podcast with Arushi, hope you’ll like it.

Check here:

I’ve been publishing my travel newsletter and have released 8 editions so far. It’s going well. Follow along.

I often see people celebrating glory, the achievements of those who accomplish great things in their lives.

Many dream of the spotlight, a large house, or a fancy car.

But few consider the effort it takes to achieve any of these things.

Personally, I am not interested in owning a big house or a luxury car. My life philosophy is different, and that is fine, even if it does not match most people’s views.

What I want to say is this: glory is wonderful, but it is the work behind the scenes that truly matters.

Without effort, nothing truly big or remarkable would ever happen.

I’ve started reading ‘The Hunger Games’ by Suzanne Collins.

Loved reading my stuff, would you mind sharing it with others too?

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