The hottest Community Substack posts right now

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antoniomelonio 104 implied HN points 07 Feb 24
  1. Capitalist culture has led to individualism at the expense of community
  2. Modern society is plagued by loneliness, anxiety, and a lack of genuine connections
  3. Workplaces often lack true camaraderie, while physical labor and shared hardship can foster strong bonds
Who is Robert Malone 43 implied HN points 29 Nov 24
  1. Cooking on a wood stove can bring joy and a sense of peace by connecting you to simplicity and family. It's nice to step away from modern conveniences sometimes.
  2. When choosing gifts for the holidays, consider supporting American-made products. Look for items that are useful and come from local or long-standing companies.
  3. Using cast iron cookware, like Lodge products, is a healthier and durable choice for your kitchen. They can last for years and even be found at thrift stores.
Boundless by Paul Millerd 92 implied HN points 16 Mar 24
  1. Ultraspeaking can transform how we communicate: practicing speaking without prior thinking can enhance our abilities to convey messages effectively.
  2. Consider one-time gift pricing: Switching from monthly subscriptions to pay-what-feels-right one-time fees can reduce administrative tasks and provide more freedom in supporting content creators.
  3. Book title ideas: Titles like 'Post-Hustle: My Accidental Quest For Good Work' and 'Hardly Working: How I Lost My Edge & Found Good Work' are under consideration for an upcoming book release.
QTR’s Fringe Finance 43 implied HN points 28 Nov 24
  1. Thanksgiving is a time for appreciation and gratitude towards family and community, beyond just the food. It's important to cherish the connections we have with our loved ones.
  2. Politics and disagreements are common at family gatherings, but it’s crucial to prioritize family over those differences. Choosing to focus on family can lead to more meaningful connections.
  3. Life is fragile, and time with family is limited. Embrace the quirky moments and discussions, as they may be the things you miss the most in the future.
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Disaffected Newsletter 79 implied HN points 20 Nov 22
  1. There's a new link to join the Discord chat server for the community. It's a good idea to use it now since links expire in a week.
  2. The Discord link is available below the paywall only for paid subscribers.
  3. You can subscribe for a 7-day free trial to read more content and keep up with the community.
Brain Bytes 19 implied HN points 06 Dec 23
  1. Implement what you learn through hands-on practice to bridge theory and application in programming.
  2. Practice Just-In-Time Learning by acquiring knowledge only when it immediately becomes valuable to you.
  3. Don't strive for perfection; focus on understanding the core 20% of information that brings 80% of the results in programming.
Charles Eisenstein 1 implied HN point 24 Jan 26
  1. Spiritual bypassing is a useful idea for spotting when spiritual language avoids real problems, but the label can also be misused to dismiss valid conversations.
  2. Politics and spirituality should not be kept in separate silos; progress requires bringing them into dialogue and integrating both perspectives.
  3. Discussion is being moved off the original comment system into a dedicated forum, and short videos will continue to be posted frequently.
Kyle Chayka Industries 115 implied HN points 19 Nov 23
  1. The book 'Filterworld' by Kyle Chayka aims to explore rejecting digital algorithms and reclaiming humanity.
  2. Engaging with the book 'Filterworld' before its release can help boost its visibility and success.
  3. Kyle Chayka is starting a new project called 'One Thing' to focus on cultivating reader loyalty and curating authentic digital experiences.
Splattern 19 implied HN points 28 Nov 23
  1. The workshop involved a warm-up session similar to ecstatic dance, allowing participants to move freely without the usual pressure of performance. This created a relaxed atmosphere for expression and connection.
  2. Wearing hand-carved masks changed how participants felt and interacted, helping them to be more instinctive and less self-conscious, akin to being an animal in nature.
  3. Engaging with others during the workshop led to unexpected emotional moments, highlighting the importance of communication and understanding feelings in social interactions.
Charles Eisenstein 1 implied HN point 22 Jan 26
  1. Comments on Substack are being turned off so the creator doesn’t spread themself too thin.
  2. Conversation is being moved to a dedicated forum on Mighty Networks (naascommunity.org) for discussion.
  3. Short videos will keep being posted frequently, and readers are encouraged to subscribe or support via Substack.
Boundless by Paul Millerd 130 implied HN points 19 Aug 23
  1. Living near friends can significantly impact happiness, with closer proximity having a larger positive effect.
  2. Choosing where to live based on social connections can lead to more spontaneous interactions and increased happiness.
  3. Conventional societal norms around homeownership and living in suburbs may limit options for alternative living arrangements.
The Lunacian 92 implied HN points 01 Feb 24
  1. Nominate an NFT community to receive free Axies through the Community Onboarding Application
  2. Previous success with Rumble Kongs community receiving 200 free Axies
  3. Application takes less than a minute to complete
Day One 279 implied HN points 04 Apr 20
  1. The Makers Community provides coaching, resources, and a community for individuals to work on their goals
  2. The community targets those struggling with procrastination, consistency, and lack of access to the right people for accountability
  3. A limited number of people can join the community at a reduced investment cost, making it accessible for those in need of support
Charles Eisenstein 1 implied HN point 20 Jan 26
  1. Sometimes you suddenly feel deep gratitude for all the events that led you to this exact moment.
  2. Comments on the post are being turned off and discussions are being moved to a separate online forum.
  3. The creator will keep releasing short videos frequently and invites people to join, follow, or support the work.
Splattern 19 implied HN points 13 Nov 23
  1. Attending film festivals can provide inspiration for new projects, especially when you see how different filmmakers tackle similar issues like climate change and culture.
  2. Protecting indigenous cultures and ways of life is crucial, as modern influences can threaten their traditions and connection to the land.
  3. Wealth is often measured by generosity and community support rather than money, highlighting the importance of sharing and helping one another.
Splattern 19 implied HN points 12 Nov 23
  1. People can accomplish amazing feats, like climbing all 100 peaks in a summer while biking between them. It shows that with determination, anyone can do extraordinary things.
  2. When planning your own adventure, having clear and original parameters can help. Talking to others can inspire new ideas and approaches.
  3. It's important to speak out about tough experiences, even in places you're connected to. Sharing stories can help bring attention to issues and inspire others to be brave.
Disaffected Newsletter 79 implied HN points 19 Sep 22
  1. There is a private Discord server for supporters of the Disaffected podcast. It has various chat rooms for fun conversations and memes.
  2. Joining the Discord is easy, and you can choose to use it in a web browser or by installing the app.
  3. The community is friendly, and people can express their opinions without fear of being banned for their views.
Charles Eisenstein 1 implied HN point 18 Jan 26
  1. The video argues that strange or “crazy” ideas are often symptoms of deeper social and environmental conditions rather than the root causes of our problems. It uses images like geese and solitary confinement to show how isolation and stress produce those thoughts.
  2. Comments have been turned off on Substack and conversations are being moved to a dedicated forum to keep discussions focused and avoid spreading the creator too thin.
  3. This is one of a series of short videos for the Sanity Project 2026 that will be posted frequently, and the project is reader-supported with free and paid subscription options.
The Weekly Dish 35 implied HN points 23 Nov 24
  1. The current contest theme encourages participants to explore unique and beautiful locations, promoting creativity and the joy of discovery.
  2. Many participants share their personal stories and experiences related to the contest, creating a community feel among players.
  3. The guessing game aspect is fun, with hints and clues leading to various locations, especially in the Western US where Sinclair gas stations are prominent.
Original Football 19 implied HN points 27 Oct 23
  1. The Patta x FC Barcelona x Nike collection drops on October 13th and includes various items like jerseys, jackets, hoodies, and limited-edition Air Max Plus shoes.
  2. The collaboration signifies unity among Blaugrana fans worldwide and encourages a new generation to join the community, incorporating design inspired by the human circulatory system.
  3. Patta, with a strong connection to football and shirts, values authenticity and cultural roots, especially in collaboration with Nike for this collection.
Default Wisdom 29 implied HN points 31 Dec 24
  1. The update is meant for paid subscribers and addresses common questions they're asking. It's nice to provide clear answers to avoid confusion.
  2. There's an acknowledgment of communication mishaps, like sending multiple emails. It's important to keep subscribers informed without overwhelming them.
  3. The mention of a book club suggests community engagement is a priority. Engaging with readers can create a stronger bond and enhance the overall experience.
Ronin’s Newsletter 24 implied HN points 11 Feb 25
  1. You can now make a single offer for all NFTs in a collection on Ronin Market. This makes buying easier since you won't have to make separate offers for each NFT.
  2. Sellers will see more offers on their NFTs, which means it's easier to sell and get quick cash. It’s a win-win for both buyers and sellers.
  3. There's a special trading contest where using Collection Offers will earn you extra points until March 10th. So it's a great time to try it out and boost your score!
Emmanuel’s Substack 19 implied HN points 21 Oct 23
  1. Creating a new business idea around a community creation app by testing market fit with a Facebook group in Paris.
  2. Learning to read music sheets and play music from them, starting with the song 'For Elise.'
  3. Being accepted to speak at the Inner Source Summit to share experiences from creating an educational program at Leroy Merlin France.
Charles Eisenstein 1 implied HN point 15 Jan 26
  1. A collective moment of realization is imagined where all of history suddenly clicks and makes unified sense.
  2. This idea mirrors the personal experience when your life — including trauma and mistakes — finally fits into a larger order and feels meaningful.
  3. Engagement is being shifted away from inline comments to a dedicated forum, with frequent short videos continuing and the work supported by reader subscriptions.
The Weekly Dish 26 implied HN points 18 Jan 25
  1. Many people are affected by recent wildfires, with heavy losses to homes and communities. It's important to support those who are displaced.
  2. One family's experience during the fires shows the fear and uncertainty that many felt. They evacuated but were relieved to find their home intact while mourning others' losses.
  3. People are encouraged to send help instead of giving opinions during such crises. Donations can make a real difference for those affected.
Perspectives 1 implied HN point 08 Jan 26
  1. The community grew a lot in 2025, adding thousands of new readers and connecting people across platforms through shared interests like family, career, and wellbeing.
  2. Practical, human-centered topics resonated most—readers loved guidance on leadership and career (like executive presence), preparing for AI, and heartfelt personal stories about family and resilience.
  3. Collaboration and a distinct creative voice strengthened the work—guest contributors brought fresh perspectives and original hand-illustrations gave the publication a warm, personal look.
Splattern 19 implied HN points 17 Oct 23
  1. It's important to initiate plans with friends, as it can take real courage and effort to bring people together. Taking that first step can mean a lot.
  2. Hosting events, even in places you don't live, shows the power of connection. You can create a fun atmosphere and help people meet new friends.
  3. Being a good host is about making others feel comfortable and connecting them. Sometimes, introverts can be great at bringing people together, showing that you don’t have to be extroverted to be a fantastic host.
sonsofcrypto 19 implied HN points 13 Feb 23
  1. Bitcoin consists of software, economics, and community elements.
  2. Bitcoin's software has seen limited progress in user-friendliness and accessibility.
  3. The Bitcoin community has shifted towards a more cult-like atmosphere, straying from its original principles.
The Weekly Dish 32 implied HN points 16 Nov 24
  1. The VFYW contest connects people through shared experiences and memories related to travel and food. It's nice to see how a simple contest can create bonds among participants.
  2. Grief and loss are common themes shared among the community, showing support for each other during tough times. The stories shared help many to cope with their own feelings of loss.
  3. Exploring different US cities through the VFYW contest reveals unique architectural styles and local culture. It's fascinating to see how people's guesses reflect their personal connections and knowledge of places.
Culdesac & Ebikes 19 implied HN points 05 Jul 23
  1. Culdesacs evoke warmth, family, and home for those who grew up in suburbia in the 80s or 90s.
  2. Culdesacs are car-free areas that promote safety and provide space for play.
  3. Living in a culdesac often means closer-knit neighbors and premium selling points in a subdivision.
Splattern 19 implied HN points 09 Sep 23
  1. Dovran grew up in a rural area of Turkmenistan where his family lived off the land, drinking water from a well and raising various animals for food.
  2. Despite his simple and rural upbringing, Dovran dreams of living in the US and his family is moving there after winning the green card lottery.
  3. Dovran's journey to the US includes attending a community college and eventually transferring to Brandeis, where he found a job at Amazon and supports his family.
mainstreetjournal 19 implied HN points 24 Mar 23
  1. Locally owned banks and credit unions offer lower fees, fewer defaults, and higher interest payouts.
  2. Community banks benefit local business and exhibit restraint on risky behavior compared to mid-sized banks like SVB.
  3. SVB's failure highlights the need for public banking, particularly for unbanked individuals and communities without local banks.