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Journalists Club

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A community for journalists, authors, and media professionals. Industry dinners, happy hours, and professional workshops across NYC. Founded by @philrosenn.

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Hosted a group of all-star reporters for Journalists Club last night! Great time meeting pros from New York Post USA TODAY @PRWeek The Fulbright Program + more 200+ NYC media professionals have attended an event this year. Reach out to get involved!

Hosted a group of all-star reporters for <a href="/JournalistsClub/">Journalists Club</a> last night!

Great time meeting pros from <a href="/nypost/">New York Post</a> <a href="/USATODAY/">USA TODAY</a> @PRWeek <a href="/FulbrightPrgrm/">The Fulbright Program</a> + more

200+ NYC media professionals have attended an event this year. Reach out to get involved!
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Paul Graham on doing great work: “We underestimate the cumulative effect of work. Writing a page a day doesn't sound like much, but if you do it every day you'll write a book a year. That's the key: consistency. People who do great things don't get a lot done every day. They get

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I've published 50+ letters this year documenting lessons from quitting my job, hosting events and launching a media startup. My last one of 2024👇 philrosen.blog/p/career-advic…

I've published 50+ letters this year documenting lessons from quitting my job, hosting events and launching a media startup. 

My last one of 2024👇
philrosen.blog/p/career-advic…
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Highly recommend reading The Big Short. Especially if you saw the movie. The book has so many absurd, depressing details on how greedy and incompetent big banks really were pre-2008. Amazing study on how people made huge money not by being smart, but by paying attention.

Highly recommend reading The Big Short. Especially if you saw the movie.

The book has so many absurd, depressing details on how greedy and incompetent big banks really were pre-2008. 

Amazing study on how people made huge money not by being smart, but by paying attention.
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I'll never have another year like 2024. • got engaged(!) • won a prestigious Fulbright award • quit my job to launch a financial media startup I also founded Journalists Club, hosting hundreds of reporters/editors across 25+ events. Plus, my reporting for Opening Bell Daily🔔

I'll never have another year like 2024.

• got engaged(!)
• won a prestigious Fulbright award
• quit my job to launch a financial media startup

I also founded <a href="/JournalistsClub/">Journalists Club</a>, hosting hundreds of reporters/editors across 25+ events.

Plus, my reporting for <a href="/ReadOpeningBell/">Opening Bell Daily🔔</a>
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There's a certain magic in writing everyday that you can only learn through the discipline of writing everyday. A clarity of ideas + precision of language that comes from consistency rather than mastery of any 1 topic. Sign up free to my daily letter: openingbelldailynews.com/subscribe

There's a certain magic in writing everyday that you can only learn through the discipline of writing everyday. 

A clarity of ideas + precision of language that comes from consistency rather than mastery of any 1 topic. 

Sign up free to my daily letter: openingbelldailynews.com/subscribe
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Since quitting my job at Business Insider to launch Opening Bell Daily last year: • 220+ newsletters • 100+ Wall Street interviews • 190K subscribers Now, we're launching the Best Ideas Club. High-conviction investment ideas from elite investors. Every week. Each report

Since quitting my job at Business Insider to launch Opening Bell Daily last year:

• 220+ newsletters
• 100+ Wall Street interviews
• 190K subscribers

Now, we're launching the Best Ideas Club.

High-conviction investment ideas from elite investors. Every week.

Each report
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This is cool: ChatGPT listed Opening Bell Daily as one of the 10 best financial newsletters, next to names like Wall Street Journal and Morning Brew. (launched less than 1 year ago)

This is cool: ChatGPT listed Opening Bell Daily as one of the 10 best financial newsletters, next to names like Wall Street Journal and Morning Brew.

(launched less than 1 year ago)
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Hosted an energizing Journalists Club dinner with an all-star group!! Great time breaking bread with smart people shaping NYC media. Multiple Journalists Club dinners planned in the weeks ahead - reach out to get involved!

Hosted an energizing Journalists Club dinner with an all-star group!! 

Great time breaking bread with smart people shaping NYC media.  

Multiple <a href="/JournalistsClub/">Journalists Club</a> dinners planned in the weeks ahead - reach out to get involved!
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10,000 followers! Thank u for your support — lots of new folks here, I'd love to (re)introduce myself👋 I'm a journalist + entrepreneur running a financial media company called Opening Bell Daily. I write a newsletter everyday for people obsessed with markets and finance. 3

10,000 followers! 

Thank u for your support — lots of new folks here, I'd love to (re)introduce myself👋

I'm a journalist + entrepreneur running a financial media company called Opening Bell Daily. I write a newsletter everyday for people obsessed with markets and finance. 

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I've published my newsletter every single morning for nearly 1 full year now. It was great to discuss how Opening Bell Daily🔔 has become a must-read financial column for 190,000+ readers with Francis Zierer of Creator Spotlight 🔴👇 We also covered why I left Business Insider, the rise of new

I've published my newsletter every single morning for nearly 1 full year now.

It was great to discuss how <a href="/ReadOpeningBell/">Opening Bell Daily🔔</a> has become a must-read financial column for 190,000+ readers with <a href="/FZierer/">Francis Zierer</a> of <a href="/creator__spot/">Creator Spotlight 🔴</a>👇

We also covered why I left Business Insider, the rise of new
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Journalists in NYC don't often hangout outside the newsroom. Journalists Club changes that. So great hosting a group of star reporters from Bloomberg, Business Insider, Pitchbook + more Over 220+ journalists have attended an event over the last year. DM me to get involved!

Journalists in NYC don't often hangout outside the newsroom. <a href="/JournalistsClub/">Journalists Club</a> changes that. 

So great hosting a group of star reporters from Bloomberg, Business Insider, Pitchbook + more

Over 220+ journalists have attended an event over the last year. DM me to get involved!
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One year ago I announced Opening Bell Daily with a tweet from a coffee shop with bad WiFi. I had just quit my job at Business Insider. I was excited but nervous. Our startup had no brand affinity, no staff, no blueprint — just a conviction that financial news could be

One year ago I announced Opening Bell Daily with a tweet from a coffee shop with bad WiFi.

I had just quit my job at Business Insider. 

I was excited but nervous. 

Our startup had no brand affinity, no staff, no blueprint — just a conviction that financial news could be
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Never have I waited in a 40-minute line to buy a book I knew nothing about. But that’s what happened at Berkshire Hathaway’s annual shareholder meeting, which told its 40,000 attendees it would have only 5,000 copies of this year’s book on site in Omaha. It’s the second year in

Never have I waited in a 40-minute line to buy a book I knew nothing about.

But that’s what happened at Berkshire Hathaway’s annual shareholder meeting, which told its 40,000 attendees it would have only 5,000 copies of this year’s book on site in Omaha.

It’s the second year in
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20 rules to 10x your writing: 1. Write everyday: Great writing demands volume. 2. Punch immediately: Your first sentence does 80% of the work. 3. Simple is smart: If an 8th grader can’t understand, try again. 4. Write how you talk: Use jargon at your own risk. 5. Use anecdotes:

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a16z believes the future of media is in newsletters and YouTube. Some incredible creators and newsletter writers at Tech Week's "Titans of New Media" dinner.

a16z believes the future of media is in newsletters and YouTube. 

Some incredible creators and newsletter writers at <a href="/Techweek_/">Tech Week</a>'s "Titans of New Media" dinner.
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NYC is the best place to be for the AI boom. The technology already feels mainstream here. As it does in SF. But it's easy to forget that outside these metropolitan hubs, AI is still a fringe idea. To most of the world, AI is abstract, unfamiliar, and irrelevant. I meet

NYC is the best place to be for the AI boom. 

The technology already feels mainstream here. As it does in SF. 

But it's easy to forget that outside these metropolitan hubs, AI is still a fringe idea. 

To most of the world, AI is abstract, unfamiliar, and irrelevant.

I meet
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New from me: Inflation, housing costs and AI are crushing Gen Z's economic outlook and the numbers justify the malaise. Hard data confirms young people are not simply imagining the headwinds in the labor and housing markets—no matter how invisible these issues seem to older

New from me: Inflation, housing costs and AI are crushing Gen Z's economic outlook and the numbers justify the malaise. 

Hard data confirms young people are not simply imagining the headwinds in the labor and housing markets—no matter how invisible these issues seem to older