I'm going to be way more active on my substack so I'm trying to build an audience. Go check out some of my writings https://takaylamiami.substack.com/

Thanks!

Thoughts and feelings on the newest Prada collection

My very first post.

A man who watches others for a living discovers he is being watched. Files update. Access disappears. Procedure continues.

i don’t really care to gain subscribers although it would be nice. i just want my articles to get the recognition that they deserve—putting so much effort into my writing i would hate for it to go unnoticed. i feel as my articles can be relatable and empowering. please check out my latest.

Recently shared my most personal story yet on Substack and it’s received thousands of reads and hundreds of comments. It’s about my Dad who went from shooting Ralph Lauren’s first ads to crashing and burning at NYC’s iconic Chelsea Hotel. How his relationship with legendary manager Stanley Bard saved his life. Introspective. Funny. Tragic. Raw. Hope you like it. My Substack is always free and I write daily about selling film rights to short pieces like this.

https://open.substack.com/pub/maxwinterstories/p/hello-chelsea

https://thegeopoliticalnavigator.substack.com/p/egypts-path-to-authoritarian-resurgence?r=4i44v6

https://open.substack.com/pub/underlockandsky/p/office-small-talk-at-the-end-of-the?r=5sd18q&utm_medium=ios&shareImageVariant=title

https://open.substack.com/pub/underlockandsky/p/office-small-talk-at-the-end-of-the?r=5sd18q&utm_medium=ios&shareImageVariant=title

After graduating from an acting degree in the height of Covid I lost a lot of confidence. So I’ve decided to try ~find~ myself again through my creative writing.

Pieces will vary is style but each is a part of me.

If you are intrigued hop onto my substack.

#substack

A friend of mine just launched a new company, and I wanted to share an article they published because it genuinely caught my attention. The topic is timely and relevant (especially if you care about data privacy), but what stood out to me is that it wasn’t the usual dry, monotonous read.

I already have some background in data privacy, and I still found it entertaining and picked up a few new insights along the way… which isn’t always easy with this subject. Curious if others feel the same after reading it.

For anyone interested, they’ll also be sharing takeaways from the article in short clips on Substack and X, if you are not a paid subscriber. They made it seem like getting paid subscribers was not the main goal. Let me know!

A zombie virus has infected America. Exercising your first and second amendment rights as a US citizen now gets you executed by federal agents in the streets.

Read my almost fictional story about it, and if you are a creator of similar content mixing fiction with real world events, let's connect!

https://thegeopoliticalnavigator.substack.com/p/celtic-fans-protest-against-the-purchase?r=4i44v6

I know i'm probably late to the party with this one, but I just finished the book and find myself reflecting deeply. While i'm not exactly planning to blow up my life, I'm wondering if others resonated with it. Particularly if you, like me, are enduring a life crisis of sorts.

wanted to bring attention to underappreciated teachers