Email newsletters tagged with Lifestyle and Productivity

13 newsletters, newest first. Clear filter

  1. Barking Up the Wrong Tree

    Eric Barker shares science-backed answers on how to be awesome at life, from relationships and happiness to success at work.

  2. Gretchen Rubin

    Bestselling author and podcaster Gretchen Rubin on happiness, good habits and creativity, with her weekly "5 Things Making Me Happy" email.

  3. Darius Foroux

    Darius Foroux's weekly ideas on productivity, money, investing and thinking clearly, sent every Monday since 2015.

  4. Raptitude

    David Cain's street-level look at being human: thoughtful essays on attention, habits, happiness and everyday life.

  5. Scott H. Young

    Scott H. Young's essays on learning, productivity and mastering hard skills, written since 2006 by the author of Ultralearning.

  6. Zen Habits

    Leo Babauta on habits, mindfulness, simplicity and finding calm in an overwhelming world.

  7. The Imperfectionist

    Oliver Burkeman, author of Four Thousand Weeks, on time, productivity, imperfection and making peace with your limits.

  8. Mark Manson

    Mark Manson's weekly newsletter, Your Next Breakthrough: one idea, one question and one exercise each week on life, relationships and personal growth.

  9. Neural Network

    Andrew Huberman's Neural Network newsletter of science-based protocols for better sleep, focus, performance and health, read by over a million subscribers.

  10. The Curiosity Chronicle

    Sahil Bloom's twice-weekly newsletter of actionable ideas and frameworks on growth, decision-making, health and wealth, read by over 800,000 people.

  11. My Morning Routine

    Morning routines from authors, entrepreneurs and creative people, sharing how they find energy, focus and calm first thing in the morning.

  12. 3-2-1 Thursday (James Clear)

    Every Thursday, three short ideas from James Clear, two quotes from others and one question to think about.

  13. 5-Bullet Friday (Tim Ferriss)

    A short Friday email of five cool things Tim Ferriss has found that week: books, gadgets, articles, tools and more.