Addictive stories and embarrassing tell-alls from the front lines of online business. Written by reformed girlboss who learned a better way. Read by 10K+ consenting adults.
Three Days In The Life of a Very Famous + Important Internet Person I say this a lot, but for real this time, this’ll be a short one. A whole workday slipped through my fingers thanks to one epically bad night's sleep, so now I’m scrambling to get everything done before I leave for New York tomorrow to do Important New York Things. Some days I wonder if this is what it’s like to run a business with a chronic illness — but let’s save my sleep drama for another day. Here’s what the next three days look like for me: Thursday: → drop kids at school and drive straight to the airport Friday: → bike across the bridge because it’s New York and that’s another rule Saturday: → early coffee date with one of my masterminders — a true soul-friend who happens to be on the same divorce timeline as me #iykyk I know. Tarzan is so busy and important. And famous. So famous I barely have time to write a newsletter, which is the whole reason I’m famous. Well, that and my hair. Ever since I dyed my eyebrows I’m feeling more and more like SOMEONE PEOPLE SHOULD KNOW. Next week I’ll write something about business, I promise. (Sorry! Some people like those emails, so it’s only fair!) But you always say you like emails like this, and I’m convinced one of the best things about this newsletter is that it’s a window into the life of someone who is making a living online. The picture you see on social media is so curated and unrealistic, I feel compelled to wave my Flag of Normalness over here. On that note, over and out. See you next week 🫡 Tarzan
P.S. I did it! I did it! I did it! *Sandra‘s words: “I’d prefer you don’t bring your laptop to New York if you don’t want to.” ❤️ her. **The calendar event says Gretchen Rubin is coming!?! #actuallyfamous
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Addictive stories and embarrassing tell-alls from the front lines of online business. Written by reformed girlboss who learned a better way. Read by 10K+ consenting adults.