Big welcome!
Introduction
We are here to help each other get over this thing, whatever it is.
- Dr Mark Vonnegut M.D. (Letter to Author, 1985)
Just a quick hello.
I have recently re-entered the world of Substack. More on the pros and cons in an edition of the Newsletter, that is, why I chose Substack over other platforms.
I do believe, it is going to be a vast improvement on the traditional blog function attached to websites.
So thank you for joining me and thank you for your patience as we work this new platform out together.
I have to say I was absolutely thrilled to learn the system enables a Newsletter within a Newsletter. This should afford the benefit of splitting information. For example the different aspects of Lifestyle such as Health and Well-being v Business v Music v Everyday Life as I’d love to be able to share more with “my tribe”.
I can tell you that I intend to have separate Newsletter Options for which to Subscribe. I am envisaging some shall be FREE, some paid for and other/s a mix.
Next shall be working out a schedule to enlighten readers on expected publication times. That is not so easy to confirm right now. Nonetheless, disciplined I shall be and announce in due course.
So, remember SUBSCRIBE to receive notification of publications.
Feel free to share and of course when you can, comment away and meet other members.
Not to let the cat out of the bag, but the second feature I am thrilled to learn of is the ability to produce a Podcast. As an option, along with written publications, that’s a handy feature. I can see myself recording audio of posts and publications. Many readers now prefer podcasts for handsfree uninterrupted functioning, such as driving and exercise. Not to mention the impracticality of video messages at times. So, be sure to subscribe to the Podcast.
More soon then.
Until next time, I leave you with this quote:
“And what is literature, Rabo," he said, "but an insider's newsletter about affairs relating to molecules, of no importance to anything in the universe but a few molecules who have the disease called 'thought'.”
― Kurt Vonnegut, Bluebeard
My Best to you,
Dianne
