Nov 21, 2022·edited Nov 21, 2022Liked by Jodi Ettenberg
I definitely vote for do what feels good to you. I will enjoy them either way. I can save longer reads for later, if I don't have immediate time, as I don't like to miss out on something good. So it all works for me. I think what I like most is when people do what works for them and I get to see their authentic selves. XO
Realistically, you’re vastly better at searching out interesting things than I am, so add in as many or few links as you wish, as far as I am concerned!
I save the newsletter to read those items that catch my attention as I have time. Frequently have seen some of the links before you send them. Appreciate (if that applies) following your personal story - I work with lots of people facing or coping or living with chronic health issues...I appreciate the insights I gain from your journey with CSF.
I definitely vote for do what feels good to you. I will enjoy them either way. I can save longer reads for later, if I don't have immediate time, as I don't like to miss out on something good. So it all works for me. I think what I like most is when people do what works for them and I get to see their authentic selves. XO
Realistically, you’re vastly better at searching out interesting things than I am, so add in as many or few links as you wish, as far as I am concerned!
Good evening Mz E. Don't set a limit/target. Stop when it feels right. Add if you think it will add value. Kind thoughts, Marcus
I save the newsletter to read those items that catch my attention as I have time. Frequently have seen some of the links before you send them. Appreciate (if that applies) following your personal story - I work with lots of people facing or coping or living with chronic health issues...I appreciate the insights I gain from your journey with CSF.
I just learned about CSF from you and it started yet another bit of research for me. Thanks for the tip.