The results are in from my latest survey 😆

Hey there,

In my last send, I sent out a post asking if everyone could answer a quick survey so I could get to know everyone a bit better.

Thank you to those who participated, and to be honest, I was going to keep the results to myself, BUT since it was an anonymous survey, I thought how awesome would it be for you guys to know a bit more about your fellow readers.

So here it is:

So we definitely have a more mature audience reading my newsletter, which is understandable (I guess all the under 18-year-olds are too busy at school 😅). However, what was surprising was the variety of people I had subscribed to the newsletter.

So I’d like to say thanks again for sticking around, and my email is always open if you’d like to say hello.

Let’s get to this week’s reads!

• This CEO / COO applied to his own startup to see how the process would be (he even got his friends to do it). Not necessarily a tech read, but it’s about ‘startups’, so it sneaks through. Read here.

• Have you ever wondered how much $10 was worth if you had bought it in 2010? Read here.

• Mercedes just released its new S class and EQS model cars with level 3 self-driving with some caveats. It’s actually the first automaker globally with an international valid certification for conditional automated driving. Read here.

• Someone recently asked for more Apple product articles, so here’s one for you if you have an Apple Smartwatch. Read here.

• Elon raises $7 billion in financing for Twitter. No matter all the haters, he will also have a loyal band of supporters. Read here.

Here’s also some content I produced recently :

• 3 Marketing Tips for Your Small Business Needs. Watch here.

• Five Side Hustles, I made $1000 Each and My Learnings. Read here (friend link).

• Bonus: Get a $5 coupon from Amazon if you use their mobile app (limited in certain countries). Grab $5 here.

Hope this week’s edition was interesting with the extra survey data too. I hope everyone has a great weekend ahead. 😊

Cheers,

Richard