Morgan Lavoie
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350 appearances
16 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard May 2025
Morgan Lavoie’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin · How to Make a Newsletter Your Career's Secret Weapon · 17 Jan 2025
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All right, great. This has been really helpful. I really appreciate it so much, especially just because I'm going through this myself and it's all very new. So getting expert advice is really helpful. Is there any other last parting piece of advice that you would give me and anyone else who's starting a newsletter from scratch?
Wow. I didn't even think about that as a possibility. That's really useful. And so before I let you go, Alyssa, what's the name of your newsletter so people can subscribe?
That was my conversation with Alyssa. And not only did I find her technical advice helpful, but it also helped me think about my creative. Both Jason and Alyssa mentioned that a newsletter should be easily readable. The way I had been thinking about my newsletter was part journal, almost, so that's not particularly readable and definitely not skimmable.
So it made me start to think that I should have some sort of heading at the top for out-of-the-box tips for being more sustainable that could suit people who were just looking for a quick read. But I'll be honest. I started to kind of freak out at this point. I started to doubt my concept.
I worried that Greener would not be successful, and that's actually the reason this episode is coming out so late today. I've been having a bit of a crisis of confidence, and I think that's why it's taken me two years to get to this point. In all of my jobs, I've been behind the scenes. I'm a producer. Before that, I was an assistant. I've always put work out under someone else's name.
And it's scary to think about putting something out with your own name. Nowhere to hide. So today I just kept going back and forth about how to get my concept perfect. But I think what I've come to accept is that it just won't be. And that's okay. My newsletter doesn't have to be in its final form now. I can try things and then try some other things and then keep doing that until I like it.
So giving myself a little grace made me put some of the final touches on my welcome email and my landing page.
All right, now we're looking at fonts. How do I make this bigger? Feels like it should be bigger. I want the font to be a little bit more blocky. Dare we just do Ariel? We don't dare. We don't dare for that. Oh man, I guess I can always change this if I end up hating it. I heard once that medical school
applications that used georgia were accepted at higher rates what if i just make everything georgia i'm so confused i did this already what's the difference nobody knows did i break it I wonder how I fix that.
That is actual audio of me tinkering with my landing page. There's actually 25 minutes of that, but I'm going to spare you. And now I have a newsletter. It exists. It's not perfect. When you subscribe to my newsletter, it says something weird like, thank you for subscribing. You will receive my emails when I send them in the future, which is not something that I would actually ever say to anyone.
And in the picture of myself that I used for the photo for my newsletter, I have a gigantic sunburn on my chest. The URL for my landing page is greener.kit.com slash F6A2222630. And I don't know how to change that, but I have it. It exists. Tomorrow I'll make it better. And right now that's enough.
And so if you're listening to this and it's helped you think about how to make a newsletter that will further your mission, work or otherwise, Just know that's enough. Don't wait two years. The day for making it perfect will be tomorrow because perfect and tomorrow are both concepts that are just not achievable. But today, just make it. I can't wait to read it.
And hey, you can subscribe to my newsletter at greener.kit.com slash F6A2222630. But I also put it in the show notes.
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Hey, money rehabbers. It's Morgan, the EP of the show. It's January 15th. How are those financial New Year's resolutions going? You know, we've been doing this show for four years now and we hear the same pain point from money rehabbers over and over again around this time of year. Maybe you're feeling it too. It goes like this. You set a financial goal.
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