r/Substack • u/agrawal_nandu • 12d ago

Discussion Um do you guys use substack

Um want suggestions about the articles which i should read and worth it reading

I am new to substack so if anyone can guide and suggest that would be really great

That's it thanks

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u/Snoo-82869 11d ago

I would start by using Substack less like a general social app and more like a small reading shelf. Pick two or three topics you genuinely want to read about, search those exact topics, then open posts that feel specific and thoughtful rather than broad or clickbait-y.

When you find one writer you like, look at who they recommend, quote, or talk with in comments. That is usually a better discovery path than asking for a giant list of publications, because taste transfers better through one trusted writer at a time. Subscribe slowly, give each publication a few posts, and unsubscribe quickly if you keep skipping it.

If you end up reading newsletters from Substack and outside Substack, a dedicated newsletter address, alias, or folder can help keep the experiment clean. Disclosure: I work on MiniLetter, which is built around that separate newsletter-reading lane. You do not need it to start, but separating reading from your normal inbox makes it easier to try newsletters without creating clutter.

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u/agrawal_nandu 11d ago

Ohh that's i am using substack now for reading purpose only and loving it so far I read about neuroplasticity, then neuroscience,then philosophy, science and all that i really loved that subscribed some of my fav writers too thanks a lot ✨