Hong Kong businessman William Louey writes short self-improvement essays on networking, maintaining relationships, learning, and leadership, often drawing on his own career and on Hong Kong childhood games. The pieces offer broad encouragement and practical habits rather than detailed how-to guidance.
Website: https://www.williamlouey.blog/
Long-form essays on psychedelic therapy, integration, and the psychology of change, weighing scientific evidence against cultural claims. Readers get careful, candid discussion of dosing, difficult experiences, and how people actually shift their self-understanding.
Irish-inflected essays on letting go, gender conflict and self-help culture, written with profane, conversational voice and a contrarian spiritual bent. Readers get personal reflections that challenge therapy-speak and modern identity narratives.
A daily newsletter of short stories and essays on career, personal resilience, history and technology, written with readers over 40 in mind. Includes a weekly 'Big Optimism' column and occasional interviews drawing on research and reporting.
A daily Spanish-language newsletter by entrepreneur Oso Trava offering business lessons, personal opinions, and tools for growing a company and one's life. Recent issues cover timing in business opportunities, overcoming personal limitations through an interview with entrepreneur José Arozarena, and weekly recommendations on productivity, books, restaurants, and shows.
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