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Five Email Subscriptions You NEED In Your Inbox

These subscriptions give you all of the information you will ever need or want without clogging your notifications.

Kaitlin Kilby

Aug 23, 2019

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Five Email Subscriptions You NEED In Your Inbox

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We have all been there, receiving countless emails from a subscription we mistakenly made years ago that we wish would just leave us the hell alone. If you are looking for a way to clean up your inbox-and your brain-then you might want to check out some of the email subscriptions below. Whether it's daily news, weekly wisdom, or just something positive, these subscriptions are 100% free and absolutely priceless.

The Skimm

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If you have not yet heard or seen an advertisement for The Skimm, you're missing out on what could be one of the best parts of your day. Whether you subscribe to their daily email or listen to their podcast,

The Skimm is the ultimate news source for busy people or people who just don't want to read those long articles. The Skimm sends daily emails in the morning with all of the current news that is important and relevant to know.

They also have options to go deeper into their stories and they even have their own book. Check it out here.

Be More With Less

Tired of clutter? Sick of always feeling inadequate or need some advice on self-love? Courtney Carver started the Be More With Less blog/website/movement in 2010 to show the world that "simplicity is the way back to love."

Through her minimalism and simplistic approach to just about everything, her weekly newsletters will give your inbox a fresh breath of air with new ideas on how to find your way to the life you want and deserve.

Positively Present

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While this email subscription is not the most popular, it is one of the most rewarding. Devoted to creating a space of positivity, the Positively Present weekly newsletter provides readers with a list of positive articles, artwork, books, prints, etc. that lead to even more fun finds.

You can even buy cute prints that promote self-care and love in the shop. For a positive boost to your inbox, subscribe!

Seth Godin

Subscribing to author and educator Seth Godin's blog is one of the first things you should do after you read this article. Godin's purpose is to inspire people to work hard, love their work, and get better at it every day.

He has written multiple bestselling books and in each of his blog, posts-which are short and sweet-he addresses some deeper thinking in a minimal way. Whether you read it on your way to work, while walking to class, or before bed, we can all learn something about ourselves and our world from Seth Godin's blog.

Wait But Why

This blog is something that goes beyond explanation. With "post[s] every sometimes", it is unpredictable, filled with humor, opinions, news, and fun.

If you're looking for a pick-me-up in your inbox or just something other than work emails, try out Wait But Why and see if it's for you.

Hopefully these five different newsletters will open your mind up to even more ideas, stories, and people to subscribe to and learn from. An even more extensive list can be found here on some of the best newsletter subscriptions. Happy reading!

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5. I'm so broke. SOS.

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7. "Did we have anything due in class today? Homework? Quiz? Test?" "Not that I know of..."

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10. Sleep? What is sleep? What a foreign concept.

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14. When you get your exam and realize you didn't study as much as you should have.

15. When you crush it on an exam or paper that you totally bullshitted.

16. I need a grande, extra strong coffee to get me through today.

17. When the professor announces you have a project due the following week with no instruction on what it's on and how to do it.

18. Is it Friday yet? Where's the weekend when you need it most?

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26. When the professor asks if there are any more questions at the end of class and someone raises their hand.

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Phase Four: The “help me, I've fallen and I can't get up” phase

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