✍️ Desk of Amy Suto: Minimalism, Upcoming Adventures, & a 24-Hour Sale on Subscriptions

New travel adventures, and a 24-hour flash sale for my subscribers.

Happy Sunday! In today’s newsletter, you’ll read about…

✍️ How minimalism has changed my life

☕️ Preparing for my upcoming trip to Seoul, South Korea

😎 Plus, some new subscriber perks and housekeeping!

✍️ 24-Hour Spring Sale for Subscribers

For the first time in the 8 months since I started this Substack publication, I’m running a ✨ spring sale ✨ which is a discount of 40% off your annual subscription if you subscribe in the next 24 hours:

If you’re currently a monthly subscriber enjoying my work, I recommend upgrading now so you can save on your yearly subscription costs.

I also added some new subscriber perks over the last week, so here’s everything you get if you upgrade:

• A free Substack Audit before March 18th

• Subscriber chat for community members

• Access to all Sunday and Wednesday posts, along with all my archives

If you want to remain a free subscriber — all good! As a heads up, I’ll be limiting free subscribers to 1 free Sunday post per month as I want to focus my efforts on writing for my paid community.

I was inspired to make this change after reading one of my favorite publications here on Substack:

The Hyphen by Emma Gannon

. It’s one of the rare Substacks I’m a paid subscriber of, and she lays out why she paywalls most of her posts so she can spend more time and energy writing for the readers who value her work.

You can always use the “free trial” feature to peruse my archives and see if you want to read further. Now on with your regularly scheduled content! ✍️

📖 3-Minute Story: Minimalism & New Adventures

I returned to my desk from my morning walk and checked my email.

“I can’t wait to see you!”

The email was from one of my memoir ghostwriting clients, and I’m meeting with her in Seoul, South Korea to chat about the finishing touches for her book and her publishing strategy.

I love meeting clients all over the world, and it’s one of the more glamorous aspects of being a memoir ghostwriter.