My parents were from Yorkshire. A mate of mine from there told me that when he was little his parents were too poor (or too cheap, more like) to buy him clothes. But for his fourth birthday they bought him a cap so he could look out the window.
A real pleasure of a read, thank you. ‘give away some of your best advice entirely for free, no strings attached, to someone who might need it. Just go help, properly’ is very very fine advice
What an excellent interview. There were so many unexpected turns it was delightful, from the parrot to getting fired to embracing the unknown. Thank you so much Mike and Jane.
We love Mike!!!
Mike is one of the greats in the Substack community — generous, encouraging, hard-working. Loved reading this.
Great interview. Thanks for sharing your wisdom Mike.
It’s hilarious as he likes everything I don’t! People are worried about the algorithm right?! 🤣😂🤣
"A Wizard Of Earthsea" has been my favorite book too since I was 13 years old! I must have read the whole Earthsea cycle at least 57 times.
Great interview.
My parents were from Yorkshire. A mate of mine from there told me that when he was little his parents were too poor (or too cheap, more like) to buy him clothes. But for his fourth birthday they bought him a cap so he could look out the window.
just lovely-thanks for sharing..
You never disappoint.
Ugh this was really good. Fuckin sucks
A real pleasure of a read, thank you. ‘give away some of your best advice entirely for free, no strings attached, to someone who might need it. Just go help, properly’ is very very fine advice
Another terrific interview. TY, Jane.
"Joyful possibility residing in uncertainty" ✨❤️
Lovely interview with a lovely man.
I love this!
What an excellent interview. There were so many unexpected turns it was delightful, from the parrot to getting fired to embracing the unknown. Thank you so much Mike and Jane.
Love getting to know the people behind the newsletters I regularly read 😀