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werisetogether:Did you read my newsletter? If you're open for a collaboration, send me a DM and let's work something out. |
Prisoner smuggled a banned book past armed guards. - He disguised it as a holy book - Other prisoners secretly signed their names inside - One signature belonged to a man serving a life sentence Tomorrow, I share his story. Subscribe now so you don't miss it https://bookpartners.substack.com/p/book-partners-18-june-2026 |
bmd1010:LOL Thanks for the honesty. Wonder how some people do it sef... |
bmd1010:Thanks for sharing Just curious: 1. Do you keep track of ALL your expenses on a spreadsheet? 2. What products/services do you market? (Saw "marketing" in your sig) |
Rich man bought 40k books and died broke. Tomorrow, find out: • Why wants outrun cash • Budget tips from a pro • Can you get work done for free? Get the email tomorrow. Join free now |
Revolva:Good example of what happens when you have access to free wi-fi... |
Kosiso12:Congratulations! N'ezie, naani Jesus bu Onye Inye-aka anyi... |
Did you know? Back in 1835, when Thomas Carlyle lent one of his manuscripts to his friend John Stuart Mill, he was hoping to get some feedback. He had no idea what was about to happen. Mill’s maid thought the handwritten pages were waste paper, so she burned them. Years of research literally went up in smoke. Carlyle had to begin all over again, working from his memory and notes. And the manuscript eventually became The French Revolution, one of the most celebrated historical works of the 19th century. If a single misunderstanding could turn years of work into ashes, it’s a reminder that even the most brilliant ideas can be lost when communication breaks down. Which brings up a bigger question… “How can I improve my communication skills?” In the full edition, you'll find: - How this could apply to your own projects - An IT Director who wants to help you - for free - Open collaboration opportunities The full edition is live right now. You can read the rest for free here: https://bookpartners.substack.com/p/book-partners-25-june-2026 |
Simple mistake burned years of hard work. Happens to smart people every day. Could it happen to your own projects? Find out tomorrow. Join the free list now: https://bookpartners.substack.com/p/book-partners-newsletter-590 |
Simple mistake burned years of hard work. Happens to smart people every day. Could it happen to your own projects? Find out tomorrow. Join the free list now: https://bookpartners.substack.com/p/book-partners-newsletter-590 |
coolcharm:This probably isn't done with AI At least we can celebrate the concept the artist is trying to portray... |
motymop:LOL Probably they'll get some revenue-share from the video... |
In 1911, The Great Omar, a copy of the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, was finally completed. It took over 2 years to complete this book which experts called “one of the most highly decorated books in the world”. The book’s binding contained over 1,000 jewels (rubies, emeralds, topaz, amethysts) with about 100 square feet of 22k gold leaf. The book was sold at auction in 1912 and had to be shipped to the winner of the bid, who was in America. However the original shipping date was missed, so it was placed on the next available ship. Which happened to be the Titanic. It was probably the most valuable non-human asset to go down with the Titanic. I love this story because it shows how we can spend years polishing every detail of a plan, but we can never predict the icebergs out there… How do we avoid the trap of overthinking? Let’s face it: there’ll never be a perfect version of any project we work on. There will always be room for improvement. So if we keep spending more time than needed trying to make sure everything is “just right” before we launch, we may never launch anything. Of course I’m not saying we should rush and dump trash on the public. For instance, I go through these newsletter posts maybe way too many times, trying to make sure I don’t have any typos before they go live. (Thankfully there is a deadline, or else I could edit these posts forever!) Apart from the deadline though, there comes a time after reading it like 57 times when I just say “You know what? I am NOT reading this letter again! Let the feedback and corrections come from the readers.” Glad I’m not the only one who thinks like this… (P.S. If you like this, you'll love Book Partners) |
Stephen0mozzy:LOL Who knows? What if she actually told her to? Seeking attention is these people's profession. That's how they get paid... |
HacheNoire:I dey tell you No matter the narrative being used to whitewash this abomination, let's tell ourselves the truth abeg...
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Well, at least some attempts to ensure the kid enters the world through a home Hope this helps Peller mature faster... |
buygala:Sad P.S. Found the autocorrect typo a bit funny sha... |
Sad May GOD comfort the family and friends of Alexx |
brain54:Thanks for sharing this The mad rush for "breaking news" is triggering so much fake news Don't be surprised to see another headline tomorrow: "I am not dead o!" -Ghanaian World Cup lawyer debunks viral death tweet |
Wishing her all the best in the next phase of her life... |
IsraeliAIRFORCE:Wallahi EIGHT pages of rambling legalese! Being shared with the general public of probably 95% non-legal experts Any way sha, this is their chosen career path. Must be paying him more than the movies... |
DiamondsAreFore:UK home in Kano? |
MONEY247:Unpopular opinion: Those seasons of humiliation can also be a blessing in disguise, to help you see people for who they really are Without such, you may never learn how to differentiate between those who are really with you from those who are just after your money... |
Famous author burned his entire book. Then he rewrote it and made history. Want to see what tough feedback can teach us about our own projects? Find out in tomorrow's issue of Book Partners. Join the free list here: https://bookpartners.substack.com/p/book-partners-newsletter-590 |
Thanks for the subs from here Now at 26 subscribers as I type this. For context, we were at 13 subs when I made the first post It's a work in progress and I appreciate your support Thanks again and GOD bless |
internationalman:LOL Is this healthy competition or what? |
Nairalander248:Sad It's unfortunate some of the comments people make online They don't even need to be his mum or sisters for him to realize the silliness of that comment...
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So sad May GOD comfort her and her family... |
Host78:Thanks for sharing Western media has had this habit of demonizing whoever they want to, whenever it suits their agenda Malcolm X Steve Biko Louis Farrakhan Even the Michael Jackson himself at a point And so on. And so on... |
Mattswaggz:Exactly Why couldn't he just ignore them? |