#110: The problem with epiphanies - by Haley Nahman
I’ve historically placed a lot of faith in epiphanies, and spent time waiting for them: the answers to what I should do, where I should live, whom I should spend time with.
Good morning! Before I start, Substack is letting me pilot a new feature called Threads, a little tab that will show up in your Substack app and look something like this: Ty Substack for my cute graphic Threads is kind of like a discussion board where you can weigh into short-form thoughts and questions I post (or any other newsletter writers you subscribe to, if the pilot goes well). When Substack asked me if I’d use something like this I said yes, because I wish I could ask you things all the time, like whether you have feedback on a particular aspect of Maybe Baby, or what you think…
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