by Jamie Miles | Oct 11, 2026 | Newsletter
This Week: The speed of fun • Why your memories drift, and how to steer them • What a silent conductor taught me about a resilient quarter • A free Swiss Army knife app for your Mac and Jevons’ Paradox • The Darkroom The Speed Of Fun A few weeks ago, I found myself...
by Jamie Miles | Sep 13, 2026 | Newsletter
This Week: Bouncing back to new heights • A simple AI workflow that could save you a chunk of time • A walk around Soho gone wrong • My Favourite Finds • The Darkroom Cloning Myself Sitting at my desk, surrounded by the warmth of several new books, I realised that...
by Jamie Miles | Aug 16, 2026 | Newsletter
This Week: Emotional whiplash • The free dumbphone for focus and calm living inside your iPhone • Standing against penny-pinching businesses • My Favourite Finds • The Darkroom Eclipse of the Heart When the next wave hit, I thought in earnest: am I going to drown?...
by Jamie Miles | Aug 2, 2026 | Newsletter
This Week: The medicine of a holiday • The creative cost of remembering too much and how to let go • Lessons from another three months of writing Jamie’s Journal • My Favourite Finds • The Darkroom Not My Problem I didn’t realise my body was a blabbermouth, but...
by Jamie Miles | Jul 5, 2026 | Newsletter
Hey – Jamie here. When we think about memory, we usually think about trying to remember things from the past – recalling names, facts, and figures. But forgetting to do things we planned makes up the majority of what we forget. These two types are called retrospective...
by Jamie Miles | Jun 21, 2026 | Newsletter
Hey – Jamie here. It’s been a dislocating fortnight. By popular demand, find your guide to writing satire inside. The guide builds on the workshop I attended with the ex-head writer of The Onion. Use it to sharpen your comedy and charisma. Today is also...
