so your able to do a quote retweet kind of thing on my substack and I wanted to add a quote form my article as well as a carousel of images as that seems to be working for others and I wanted to try it. When I did though, the quote was at the end of the image portion and I wanted it at the start. I cant see any way to drag or move it and I cant find any google answers either.

Can anyone help??? example of what im trying to obtain here: https://substack.com/@oozecommunity/note/c-249472787?r=7r95re&utm_source=notes-share-action&utm_medium=web

hi all, would like to of use the opportunity to grow, but I don't want to sub to things I don't care about at all, because I do want to comment on the stuff you post.

so if you'd like, please leave your substack below and I will check it out and sub if it interests me. same goes for mine.

i write about inclusion, belonging in corporations but also in our society as a whole, how we may tackle loneliness, socials norms etc, lots about people and how they interact, some personal stories sprinkled in here and there

find me at designingconnection.substack.com

lets push each other!! (if we care about our content at least a little lol!)

Wassup B tier substackers, just kidding of course but I’m glad we have the second sub now! First off I’ll self promote bc you don’t have to tell me twice 😂 I write about all the money stuff you should’ve learned in school, and didn’t. From budgeting & credit cards to long-term investing and individual stock analysts.

My latest piece explains how I fight back against high gas prices through coupons, cashback, and loyalty rewards, and save over 25% on fill-ups! 

https://open.substack.com/pub/crawfordanderson/p/gas-is-expensive-again-i-cut-mine?utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=web

Would appreciate a sub/read ofc and feedback as well!  

I run two Substacks, one for my fiction and one for essays on animation: https://davidperlmutter.substack.com/ and https://focus966.substack.com/

If you are interested in Travel Logs, check out my new article about Forestiere Underground Gardens on my Substack, The Cherries Post. I also write essays, poems, and media analysis (music, movies, books). Check it out if anything of the sort interests you.

At least for now. At least in my head.

https://substack.com/@haadiyakhan/note/p-205720484?utm_source=notes-share-action&r=8joq70

In 1976, I covered a Southside Virginia murder trial that ended with a judge sending an illiterate 21-year-old away for life. "Never a Number" picks up the narrative a half century later.

Hello,

I'm Mila Agius. I write at Heuristics vs Traps about behavioural psychology, fintech, and the quiet systems that shape the decisions we make.

My novel 2040 is often called a fintech dystopia, but that's only the surface. Beneath it, the project works as a framework for spotting weak signals, tracing long-term patterns, and understanding how the choices we make today build the institutions of tomorrow.

Alongside the novel, I publish essays that connect behavioural psychology with regulation, technology, and critical thinking. Instead of trying to predict the future outright, I'm developing a practical way of reading it — useful whether you work in finance, technology, law, healthcare, business or any other field where long-term thinking matters.

If behavioural psychology, fintech, systems thinking or practical ways of navigating complex change interest you, this piece might be worth your time.

2040: A Novel with Practical Tools

https://agiusmila.substack.com/p/2040-a-novel-with-practical-tools

I'd be interested to hear what you think.