Elizabeth Malphrus
@malphrus
Elizabeth Malphrus
I've coined a new theory of the Internet in 2025.
It’s the basis for my new company.
I call it the "Boutique Impact" Theory.
Five years ago, audience was king. Make content, build audience, profit. I know this firsthand. I served 7,000+ Write of Passage and Second Brain students, many of whom wanted to build an audience. Most people sharing on the Int... See more
It’s the basis for my new company.
I call it the "Boutique Impact" Theory.
Five years ago, audience was king. Make content, build audience, profit. I know this firsthand. I served 7,000+ Write of Passage and Second Brain students, many of whom wanted to build an audience. Most people sharing on the Int... See more
Scott Stillman • Will Mannon on Substack
If you can’t find the mayor, then you must be the mayor - vampire weekend lyric from walcott
Mantras and Wordstoliveby
If 500 ppl order my book this week, I’ll quit my job and tell my boss to “devour feculence”. From Good Girl and Other Yearnings. Order it now from writebloody.com✨ Link in my bio.
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Becoming unLLMable with Sari Azout (Hyperlegible 011)
open.spotify.comIf you serve as a mechanical slave to mass media and online algorithms, you’ll end up with intellectual diabetes. To find quality information, you have to rebel against the incentives of mass media and the algorithms that threaten its business model.Make no mistake. For the conscious news consumer, there has never been a better time to be alive. Th... See more
David Perell • The Paradox of Abundance - David Perell
“If Tetris has taught me anything. It's that in life, errors pile up and accomplishments disappear.” -@GameModJr
Be Very Careful About The Way You Craft Your Narrative
“Notice,” Michael Lewis suggests, “the effect the stories people tell about themselves have on their lives. If you listen to people, if you just sit around and listen, you’ll find there are patterns in the way they talk about themselves.” Some people are always the victim in the stories they te... See more
“Notice,” Michael Lewis suggests, “the effect the stories people tell about themselves have on their lives. If you listen to people, if you just sit around and listen, you’ll find there are patterns in the way they talk about themselves.” Some people are always the victim in the stories they te... See more