The Hustle and Presales Collective are also a very good read, though the latter one is more specific towards a particular community. Source: 11 months ago

Another one is The Hustle, again, I read it rarely, but when I do, it has some good insights. Source: 11 months ago

If you are looking for books to read start out with the basic ones-“Rich dad, poor dad”, “The four hour week”. Also start learning something about business everyday. Read everyday. I subscribe to newsletters, some like it, others not. Examples are TheHustle and MoneyMojo. Source: 11 months ago

The Hustle - A business and technology focused newsletter. Usually 2-3 well written articles on a few interesting topics. Very frontpage in their writing style and topic choices. Source: 12 months ago

In 2021, Hubspot, the marketing and sales software developer, acquired the 1.5 million subscriber business newsletter The Hustle, as well as over 20 very popular podcasts which now broadcast from the Hubspot podcast network. Source: over 1 year ago

The terrible part is they completely poisoned the name "buzzfeed" because buzzfeednews.com (not buzzfeed.com) does some amazing journalism. Among other stories they are the ones who received the leaked "FinCen Files" which showed that FinCen (the US govt agency in charge of monitoring suspicious financial transactions) was basically not doing anything and money laundering was freely happening under their watch and... Source: about 1 year ago

Someone shared a post from buzzfeednews.com on r/science. Source: over 1 year ago

But, given that we're trying to separate their garbage content from their news section, I'll take a look at the buzzfeednews.com site. Currently, the top story is, "How Lin-Manuel Miranda Went From Cool to Corny." Again, the Pulitzer story is off in the sidebar, albeit this time around, w/ larger font a picture of the journalists who actually won the award. Under the "Latest News" heading, these are apparently... Source: almost 3 years ago

This is buzzfeednews.com....i mean, its hard to take anything they say as actually happening. Source: about 3 years ago