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Recommended by David Nemzoff

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The Liberty Sentinel

By Alex Newman

The Liberty Sentinel empowers you with the truth to stand against evil and stay free.

The Modulo Community

By Manisha Rose Snoyer

A weekly newsletter and community centered around PreK-12th grade education, homeschooling and modular learning.

Bread & Roses Review

By Joyce Wycoff

Our ancestors fought to build this country ... now it is our turn to protect it.

Renewing Classical Education

By Christopher Perrin

Bi-weekly posts on the past, present, and future renewal of classical education in the U.S. and abroad.

Forza...for Education

By Jeanne Allen

The case for education opportunity, innovation and a new Education Renaissance.

I support innovation in education and developing tools to improve student success.

- David Nemzoff

Edtech Insiders

By Alex Sarlin

Leading newsletter about the global Education Technology industry; read by Edtech leaders at Google, OpenAI, Microsoft, GSV Ventures, Reach Capital, Owl Ventures and thousands of Edtech startup founders, operators and investors.

Thought Sparks

By Rita McGrath

Ideas about Strategy, Innovation and Growth by Rita McGrath

Ultra Successful

By Dr. Gurner

Start your week with the most successful people on Earth.

Filling The Pail

By Greg Ashman

"Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire." – As W. B. Yeats never said

The Redneck Intellectual

By C. Bradley Thompson

Untimely thoughts on history, philosophy, politics, education, and culture.

Business Brainstorms

By Jakob Greenfeld

Find out why over thousands of entrepreneurs love Business Brainstorms - the free weekly 3-minute report is packed with under-the-radar trends, business ideas, and actionable frameworks.

Fun because you never know what is going to pop up in Brainstorms. Stretch your mind a little.

- David Nemzoff

Kanahoma

By Seth Odell

A weekly newsletter from Kanahoma CEO Seth Odell about marketing, education, and entrepreneurship.

School of Thought

By Dr. Jane R. Shore

Learn big evidence-based ideas, and ways to make them usable- with visuals. School of Thought champions the art of learning.

Some deep insights into education, learning, and the mind. I may NOT agree with some of the discussions here, but always makes me pause and think.

- David Nemzoff

The Future of Education

By Michael B. Horn

Stay up to date on the innovations, changemakers, & trends to transform learning & education worldwide so that all individuals can build their passions, fulfill their potential, and live a life of purpose

Think twice, it's all right

By Livio

A mindset newsletter for overthinkers 💫 Weekly principles to get out of our heads, find new meaning and live fully.

Ask Polly

By Heather Havrilesky

Advice and wisdom from Heather Havrilesky, published since 2012 (formerly at The Awl and NY Magazine). Paid subscribers receive 1-2 weekly posts on how to navigate our broken world with compassion, realism, and an open heart.

ETCH

By Matthew Tower

5-minute, weekly updates on the EdTech ecosystem, with some opinion on the state of education attached

The Art of Noticing

By Rob Walker Art of Noticing

Ideas, inspiration, and provocations for creativity, work, and staying human. From author Rob Walker.

I noticed it. Interesting tidbits spread throughout.

- David Nemzoff

Not Pretty, Not Rich

By Sam Becker

A newsletter about doing things the hard way.

On Substack

By Substack Team

Resources, stories, and news for the writers, podcasters, musicians, video creators, and culture makers publishing on Substack.

Great place to really understand what Substack is and to connect with others on the platform. Don't forget to subscribe to https://davidnemzoff.substack.com. You never know what the Unintended Consequences might be.

- David Nemzoff