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JOE PULIZZI'S

Orangeletter

The Orangeletter (formerly called “the Random”) is delivered every other Thursday to thousands of human beings. Each issue includes my thoughts on marketing, business, finances, living to your full potential, and my quirky thoughts about ignorant people.

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Your Wealth Playbook … Plus Creating BHAGs

I don’t generally talk about money with my friends. Maybe a handful of times I’ve had discussions about money with people, but they were in similar situations. And it goes both ways. My friends don’t want to talk with me about money. The issues and challenges are so different. Yes, my wife and I had […]
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A Fans First Mission, James Patterson Tips, and a Hot Take on Books

Fans First…Always It’s been an incredible summer of fun for my wife and me. We were able to catch a Toledo Mud Hens game (and indulged in some Tony Paco’s hot dogs). We traveled to Philly to watch Arsenal play Liverpool. We listened to (and watched) the Cleveland Orchestra play to Raiders of the Lost Ark and The […]
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What Is Your Worthy Cause?

The Content Entrepreneur Update The audiobook for The Content Entrepreneur is now available! Please pick up a copy directly from me for just $10. Special thanks to Pamela Muldoon for her amazing narration and Elephant Audiobooks with production. This is the first audiobook I’ve ever produced that won’t be distributed through Audible (Amazon). Don’t get me wrong…Audible has […]
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The Two Parts of Consistency

Your Family Reunion When I was growing up, we never had family reunions. There was never any need. I saw my cousins on a regular basis. We’d get together to go swimming, or for birthday parties, or for no reason at all. As I got older, active in high school, and then moved away to […]
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You’re Not Supposed To

A few weeks back while golfing I met a gentleman who did investment planning for a living. We talked a bit about his job (I LOVE talking about financial stuff) and then I asked him what his plan was. He told me he was “supposed to” retire at 65 (I didn’t ask him his age, […]
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Life is short (special issue)

This week’s newsletter is a bit different than normal. I just watched Remembering Gene Wilder, a new documentary on Netflix. Wilder played (and wrote) some of the greatest comedic roles of all time. Willy Wonka, Dr. Frederick Frankenstein, The Waco Kid, Leo Bloom… Gene Wilder died of Alzheimer’s disease in 2016 at the age of 83. […]
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