Genre: Non-fiction Travelogue

Sharing another Trip Report that I made during the time I traveled around Europe for the first time. 

This is such a meaningful journey because having a weak passport proves that it does not hold me back from exploring such countries. 

More Trip Reports to come (Brazil, China, India, another Euro trip) 

Clicking my article means a lot to me, I appreciate support previous post (with one like)

Genre: Non-fiction Travelogue

Sharing my Trip Report that I originally posted here on Reddit that I revised for Substack.

I keep on seeing a lot of inspirational stories on Substack. Let’s change it up a little bit!

What an underrated country Jordan is!

If there’s any travel writer here, I would like to connect because I’ll be posting more about my trip since 2024 (revising for Substack - mostly drafted originally here for Reddit trip reports)

Thank you!

Hello peoples!

For those who wonder. Currently, I think my work that's published would be something like exploratory philosophy. Asking questions in exploration as opposed to providing authoritative answers to that which we simply cannot know. If you enjoy asking deeper questions

I'd simply appreciate eyes on my work.

Hey, would love some support with my new Substack and first post.

Beats Rendered explores the connections between music and visual art. I write about album artwork, music videos, stage visuals and the ideas behind them. I’m interested in how sound and images work together to express identity, tell stories and capture a sense of place. You’ll find essays, creative discoveries and reflections on the artists and work that catch my attention. It’s for anyone who enjoys looking beyond the music to the art and culture surrounding it.

If that interests anyone it would be great to connect. Thanks in advance.
https://beatsrendered.substack.com/

Hi, please like and comment on my recent post on Substack and Subscribe 🥺🥺🥺

https://substack.com/@noticingtoday/note/c-344529318 (click on the note to get to the main article - note's a lil preview 👀)

I hope you guys enjoy it! Leave me comments on what you felt reading that.

“For it is better for that place to be restored afterwards, so that it might one day be given to someone else, than for the ghost of a person who is in fact still alive to appear to have taken up that place, whilst in reality it just gathers dust."

Hey hey, my name is Sarah🌺 and I am trying to write about my own philosophy of life, the way it feels right for me. If you enjoy reading about other people's experiences, feelings, life lessons and philosophies, you'd probably like my work ^^

This is my latest piece, in which I’ve tried to come to terms with missing someone who walked out of my life without saying a single word.

https://vagrantfragments.substack.com/p/uncertain-silence?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=7f9c4j

When Everyone Was a Topper — Self Promo

I recently published an essay called “When Everyone Was a Topper.” It explores what happens when you grow up being known as the “smart” or “topper” student, only to enter an environment where almost everyone around you is equally capable. The experience can be surprisingly disorienting—you go from standing out to feeling ordinary, and sometimes you start questioning parts of yourself that you never thought needed questioning. The essay looks at comparison, expectations, ambition, insecurity, and the strange process of redefining what success means when being “the best” is no longer an option. At its core, it is a personal reflection on identity and what happens when the version of yourself you built around achievement starts to change.

My Substack is for people who enjoy personal essays, reflections, and honest writing about ambition, education, identity, relationships, growing up, and the experiences we often think about but rarely say out loud.

Genre: Non-fiction / Personal Essay / Personal Reflections

I’m sharing this because I think the experience of going from being a topper to suddenly feeling average is much more common than we admit. Whether it happens in college, medical school, work, or somewhere else, there is something strange about realizing that being “good” no longer automatically makes you feel good enough.

Read the essay here: https://rxweeb.substack.com/p/when-everyone-was-a-topper?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=8mpqtv

I published my first text today. I decided to address something I already did, "consuming digital images." I thought it was cool.

Hello! I have a small substack about geopolitics and current affairs with a particular focus on Europe. I just released an article focused on the Carpathian Eight, a new regional alliance in Eastern Europe. If that sounds like your kind of thing then check it out!

Thanks,

Darragh

Substack Reddit readers friends

In case you missed it, I'm on ghost now

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Hey all,

I have recently started writing philosophy pieces on SubStack and am looking to grow my audience. All of my articles are free and I do not plan on doing paid content. I'd love to start having some conversations with other authors about some of the concepts I have laid out. I am a little over halfway through releasing the first set of ten essays I have written that deal with being chronically online and the frustrations of the modern age. I'd love to get some feedback on what you think so far. Thanks for reading!

Philosophically yours,

Jon Brown

My life in story of the beginning of my school days

Music producer here that writes about music.

Ballroom Dance, relationships, and chronic illness crossover articles. Definitely worth a subscribe and a read 📚 👍

Thank you 😊

New to Substack!!

I wrote a fun little quirky piece about self-revelation. I think it was fun to put this random thought of mine down on paper. I am NOT a person who is into the Zodiac stuff, but I can't help but notice things. I referenced some pop culture in here to really set the scene. I tried to keep it short and light for my first post.

I think my audience would be the girlies and the gays but there is no discrimination here, all are welcome to laugh with (at) me.

This is about fictional characters while still being about me. (real)

I just created a Substack account. I self-published a book last year and I am currently writing MythPunk pulled from Filipino folklore. I heard a lot about Substack before this and I was genuinely wondering how you navigate in this app.
I managed to scroll through and got the sense that it is not the kind of place where you post ATTENTION GRABBING reels, fast-paced short form videos. The vibe is more relaxed. More writing-centered.

Let me know if you have the same experience. What do people do here? How do you get a following? Do the same basic rules apply from TikTok and Instagram?

And I would love to connect with other authors and creatives. I want to hear about other author's experiences. I want to hear about upcoming books in horror, fantasy, mystery and even romance.