Recording and Notes from the August (postponed) Meeting
Replay | Meeting notes | September meeting date
Hello everyone!
Thank you to everyone who attended today’s Mastermind for Food Writers meeting. I always learn something new in these meetings and come away feeling encouraged and hopeful.
For those of you who weren’t able to attend, you’ll find the link to the recording below. Thank you to the fabulous Sarah Pilley for taking notes during today’s meeting and writing them up for us! You’ll find those below as well.
New member directory!
After today’s meeting Sarah offered to create a member directory of everyone who has attended meetings over the past few months and I thought this was a fantastic idea. Here’s where you’ll find it: Member Directory
If we’ve missed you, please leave a comment on the Member Directory along with a link to your substack publication and we’ll remedy the oversight immediately!
Recording from the August meeting
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Here are the meeting notes:
The (official) September Mastermind for Food Writers Meeting will be on Wednesday, September 17
If you’re new here, this is where you’ll find some information about the basic structure and purpose of these meetings: About Mastermind for Food Writers
Meetings are once a month, 90 minutes, and held on Zoom at the following time:
6am — Seattle (Pacific)
8am — Chicago (Central)
9am — Atlanta (Eastern)
2pm — London (GMT)
3pm — Brussels (Central European)
10pm — Singapore (Singapore standard)
1am - Sydney - (September 18)
Link to join the September meeting: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/85481195220
Please let me know if you have trouble accessing the recording or have any other questions or suggestions!
Very interesting conversation! I have thoughts on being present with Notes and on finding our audience. But it would turn into a loooong comment.
I’m split on AI. For writing and research, I find it doesn’t really work, it just wastes my time since I end up correcting it over and over. But for more “project management” tasks, like setting up a calendar, it can be useful. I still prefer putting together my content calendar myself, but I’ve had AI format a document for me, which saved a little time.
thank you for sharing the notes!!!