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Shroomland drive. By Gal Barkan.

Hulry just got a fresh coat of paint. 🎨

I created a custom theme for Hulry back in 2020 to offer a premium reading experience to my readers.

And since then, the Hulry theme has been loved by many.

So:

This year, I took the time to add more finesse to the existing theme and make:

Here's how the top half of the home page looks:

Also:

I moved my blog from WordPress to Ghost, and it's faster than before. ⚡️

The main reason for the switch was to accommodate a membership program. Although it's possible to run memberships using WordPress, Ghost makes it easier.

Let me know what you think of the new design and if you have any suggestions for me by replying to this email.

And, if you enjoy content from this newsletter or the blog, I would love to have a few words from you that I can put up on the new site.

Reply to this email with your name and a short 2–3 liner of what you love about Hulry or how Hulry is helping you. 🙏

As always, thank you for your continued trust and support in Hulry.

Now, let's move to the rest of this newsletter issue:

Book to Read

The Almanack of Naval Ravikant

Naval Ravikant, apart from being a celebrated investor, is also known for his wisdom-packed tweets and threads. This book is a fantastic collection of his learnings over the years.

View it on Goodreads
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Apps & Services

Framer Sites ➔

Create & publish beautiful websites in minutes

Framer joins the bandwagon of no-code tools for building and shipping beautiful websites but comes with some advanced layouts, animations and a built-in CMS available in a few clicks. I tried their editor, and it's mind-blowingly easy to design beautiful websites without any prior design or programming knowledge. Something I haven't felt with site builders like Webflow. Available on the web and is free to start.
KanbanMail ➔

Manage your emails like you manage your projects

KanbanMail puts a different spin on email management and triaging by letting you organise and process email using a Kanban board. Drag and drop your incoming emails between columns like To Do, Do Today, In Progress and Archived. Moving emails to the Archived column automatically archives them in Gmail. Available for Gmail on the web for $8/month.
ProjectionLab ➔

Visualise your current finances and future goals

ProjectionLabs lets you input your current financial holdings, income and debts to give you a clear idea of your financial situation right now. You can then set up long-term finance goals to track your progress and make better decisions. Goals account for inflation, investment growth rate and dividend yield to project an accurate picture. Available on the web and is free to start.
You Need a Wiki ➔

Generate a wiki from your Google Docs

Wikis are fantastic for sharing knowledge amongst team members or the general audience. And this app lets you set up a wiki right from your Google Docs. Create a folder, add documents, and link it to this app. And voila! You have a wiki that you can securely share within your team or with the public. Available on the web and is free to start.

Taking the Shortcut

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Reset your current page zoom level in Google Chrome.
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Interesting Reads

The Neuroscience of Achieving Your Goals ➔

22 min read

Four different parts of our brain play a crucial role in how likely we're to achieve our goals. 🤯 This article will teach you practices that you can incorporate into your routine, which will move you closer to your goals' finish line. I'll be trying the 85% rule first.
20 “First Step” Decluttering Ideas ➔

2 min read

If you're looking to declutter your home and workspace but don't know where to start, this idealist will nudge you in the right direction. The starting is often the most challenging part, and these tiny ideas remove that friction.
The Tail End ➔

5 min read

A good reminder that your time in this world is limited, and you might not have as many interactions left with your loved ones as you imagine. Use your time to work on things that bring you joy and have quality interactions with those you care about the most.
Ditch Your To-Do List and Use These Docs To Make More Impact ➔

24 min read

I love this collection of documents that helps keep us accountable whether we're working in a team or individually. Although I might not explore all document formats, I'm keen to try the OSR and the "It's Only the Weekend When" formats.
The Myth of Three Meals a Day ➔

6 min read

I've been trying to have 2 proper meals and 1 light snacking every day and I have to say, I feel more energised throughout the day. Filling up my belly just for the sake of eating made me bloated and lazy, especially when we're working from home these days. But, take this advice with a grain of salt and research more on fasting before you start skipping meals each day.

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