MARGO AARON IS THE BEST. And also, she has taught me how to use all caps in the most effective and beautiful ways and also HOW TO BE AN AMAZING FRIEND. She showed up for me when I was in the most tremendous pain and she just laid down next to me (and bought me stuffies, and food... the sweetest).
😂😂😂 The exchange between the two of you, mid-post in caps and code blocks! I’m dying, loved every word of this. Welcome to the interim publisher seat Margo, and sending all my healing thoughts your way SKP!! What a gift you’ve both given us in the interim . . . aka where life and work actually happen 🥰🥳🙌
P.S. Margo, I know what a bestie you are for SKP forever and always, thanks for taking such good care of our girl ☺️🙏 Sorry to hear about your big shake-up too, always here if either of you ever want to talk things through ❤️
This gave me ALL THE FEELS. (Q: Is it normal to get tingly from selective all caps?) Sarah deserves the kind of community that would manage her Substack while she recovers. And do it with such flair! You two are friend/colleague goals. Looking forward to the April content and to Sarah's swift recovery.
I’m so here for this, love Sarah and love Margo and have been/am part of both WWC and Brainstorm Road. May I just say Fortune is FOOLISH for not having interviewed you both yet. Also, those photos of you both are giving me teenager bestie vibes and I’d love some of that in my life right now.
For those who don’t know me, I write stories and cook curry pastes that help you go beyond radioactive orange butter chicken.
Lexi took the words straight out of my mouth, but I'll say it anyway:
I AM SO HERE FOR THIS!
Also, Brainstorm Road is amazing. My mind is still blown by how after years of saying "I am not a writer," on Brainstorm Road I have discovered how to not groan at the thought of writing (and maybe even like it a bit).
Wow I recently joined this newsletter and was greeted by the most unique post I've ever seen in one. This is gonna be such a cool newsletter edition. Sarah and Margo - you are friend goals! <3
Also @Margo, I would love to interview you on my podcast (https://beginnermaps.com/) to talk about being a community creator. Would you like to be on to discuss Brainstorm Road? I just saw your interview with Seth Godin and already a fan of the project.
(Sorry for this public guest-ing in the comments section)
I’m here from Brainstorm Road Substack and inaugural member that quit creating when my dad died around this time last year. Brainstorm Road has helped remind me that I can fit in the creative work around the shit storm life is one small block of time, as a working mom, and I’m now thankful she introduced me to this group!! Can’t wait to follow along and learn!
MARGO AARON IS THE BEST. And also, she has taught me how to use all caps in the most effective and beautiful ways and also HOW TO BE AN AMAZING FRIEND. She showed up for me when I was in the most tremendous pain and she just laid down next to me (and bought me stuffies, and food... the sweetest).
😂😂😂 The exchange between the two of you, mid-post in caps and code blocks! I’m dying, loved every word of this. Welcome to the interim publisher seat Margo, and sending all my healing thoughts your way SKP!! What a gift you’ve both given us in the interim . . . aka where life and work actually happen 🥰🥳🙌
P.S. Margo, I know what a bestie you are for SKP forever and always, thanks for taking such good care of our girl ☺️🙏 Sorry to hear about your big shake-up too, always here if either of you ever want to talk things through ❤️
This gave me ALL THE FEELS. (Q: Is it normal to get tingly from selective all caps?) Sarah deserves the kind of community that would manage her Substack while she recovers. And do it with such flair! You two are friend/colleague goals. Looking forward to the April content and to Sarah's swift recovery.
I’m so here for this, love Sarah and love Margo and have been/am part of both WWC and Brainstorm Road. May I just say Fortune is FOOLISH for not having interviewed you both yet. Also, those photos of you both are giving me teenager bestie vibes and I’d love some of that in my life right now.
For those who don’t know me, I write stories and cook curry pastes that help you go beyond radioactive orange butter chicken.
Lexi took the words straight out of my mouth, but I'll say it anyway:
I AM SO HERE FOR THIS!
Also, Brainstorm Road is amazing. My mind is still blown by how after years of saying "I am not a writer," on Brainstorm Road I have discovered how to not groan at the thought of writing (and maybe even like it a bit).
I'm so here for this!!
Wow I recently joined this newsletter and was greeted by the most unique post I've ever seen in one. This is gonna be such a cool newsletter edition. Sarah and Margo - you are friend goals! <3
Also @Margo, I would love to interview you on my podcast (https://beginnermaps.com/) to talk about being a community creator. Would you like to be on to discuss Brainstorm Road? I just saw your interview with Seth Godin and already a fan of the project.
(Sorry for this public guest-ing in the comments section)
I’m here from Brainstorm Road Substack and inaugural member that quit creating when my dad died around this time last year. Brainstorm Road has helped remind me that I can fit in the creative work around the shit storm life is one small block of time, as a working mom, and I’m now thankful she introduced me to this group!! Can’t wait to follow along and learn!
Amazing substack, and so funny to see you guys do the takeover. Get well soon Sarah, and look forward to seeing you on the road
Nice to meet you Margo! And also I just have to publicly appreciate how you are splitting a sweat suit in the last pic. True BFF's.