Jonathan Kay's diverse background in engineering and law, along with his writing across the political spectrum, makes his work intriguing and non-ideological.
Kay's investigative piece on a false sex-ring claim at a university sheds light on how false news can spread and the role of media in such situations.
The unique career path of Jonathan Kay, from a tax lawyer to becoming a journalist, contributes to his fresh perspective on journalism and news reporting.
Reading widely helps you gather ideas and information. The more you know, the easier it is to write about interesting topics.
Writing consistently is key to improving your skills. Just like throwing darts, not every piece will be great, but the more you write, the better you get.
Mixing different ideas together can make boring topics more engaging. By connecting various points, you create a more intriguing narrative.
A book can be interesting to many types of readers, not just one specific audience. It can appeal to people who enjoy high-end cuisine or want to know more about restaurant culture.
People often wonder why traditional ways of running businesses don't work well anymore. Understanding new hiring and goal-setting methods can help create better workplaces.
Publishing is tricky because books often have to fit into one category. This can make it hard for unique books to reach the right readers.
Jared Dillian is taking a break from writing essays to work on a second book that includes exclusive content and some great short stories.
He will be restarting his podcast and has other writing projects, marketing efforts, and a big move planned, so we can expect new content from him in the summer.
Jared encourages readers not to unsubscribe and mentions an opportunity to buy his book 'NO WORRIES' during his hiatus.
Artists often face a dilemma between choosing to be a critical success or a commercial success. It's usually difficult to achieve both.
Popular mainstream art is often considered lowbrow compared to more niche, highbrow art. Taste of the masses isn't always sophisticated.
The dynamics of the book industry have changed, with authors now needing to actively create buzz for their work, unlike the older days when browsing in bookstores was more common.