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- Derek Thompson | Substack
Writer: The Atlantic Podcaster: Plain English Talker: NPR Author: Hit Makers + TK progress abundance thing TK Derek Thompson 862 subscribers Subscribe Activity Posts
- Why Im Joining Substack - Derek Thompson
Today, I’m leaving The Atlantic after almost 17 years to devote my daily writing life to Substack It can be convenient, for the purposes of crafting an exciting departure note, to have a dramatic exit story: an explosive fight, a sudden firing, a long-simmering grievance, a shouting match with an editor that ended with me hurling a bunch of leather-bound Thoreau volumes across the open-plan
- Why Derek Thompson Is Leaving The Atlantic For Substack
Derek Thompson, a staff writer for The Atlantic, says that he is leaving the publication after 17 years to launch a Substack, where he hopes to embrace the freedom of independence to explore the
- Thompson departing The Atlantic - Talking Biz News
The Atlantic staff writer Derek Thompson is leaving the publication after 17 years and moving his writing to a Substack He is the author of the “Work in Progress” newsletter and often writes about business and economics topics Thompson has been a senior editor and business editor of The
- My Internet: Derek Thompson - by Nick Catucci - Embedded
DEREK THOMPSON: There’s so much focus on the supply of manosphere content, and not enough focus on the demand Why are these guys popular? What can liberals take from the lesson of their popularity to become more popular among young men?
- About - The Remnant Kingdom Guide to Christian Living
My work explores what it means to follow Jesus as quiet exiles—faithful, embodied, and rooted in the now-and-coming Kingdom No institutions No platforms Click to read The Remnant Kingdom Guide to Christian Living, by Derek A Thompson, a Substack publication Launched 8 days ago
- 034: Derek Thompson on cultivating a 9am Mindset
(via the Longform Podcast — Episode 572: Derek Thompson) became an economics writer for The Atlantic And I was really nervous about that job Every morning I'd wake up and I would click around various blogs and look around Twitter and try to figure out what the most interesting economic question was to answer that day
- How (And Why) To Build More: Derek Thompson on Abundance
Derek Thompson: For too long, liberalism has associated success with how much money the state can authorize, rather than how much stuff we can build Increased government spending on the needy gave us the New Deal and the Great Society and universal health insurance
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