#STIMY 27: 80,000 Hours to Do Good
STIMY Newsletter Issue 27 features Vincent Wei (VEED), 80,000 hours to do good, Malaysianpaygap, Ed Baker & a crypto scam.
STIMY Newsletter Issue 27 features Vincent Wei (VEED), 80,000 hours to do good, Malaysianpaygap, Ed Baker & a crypto scam.
STIMY Newsletter Issue 26 Nnenna Nwakanma (World Wide Web Foundation), Being Human Is Enough, Taylor Swift, Sol’s Cookies & Doxing
STIMY Newsletter Issue 28 features Nicole (8sian), Elizabeth Yin’s advice on raising a seed round, Bored Bunny Rug Pull & Yuga Lab’s pitch deck.
STIMY Newsletter Issue 25 features Daniel Flynn Thankyou Australia, YouTubers like Beluga, Ryan Reynolds & CS Lewis
Neal Freyman is the Managing Editor at Morning Brew, a new media company that provides informative and digestive business news to over 3 million subscribers. He oversees Morning Brew’s flagship product – a daily newsletter, as well as the weekend light Roast edition and native advertisements.
The Morning Brew happens to be one of my favourite newsletters so I was excited to dive into the behind-the-scenes with Neal!
Daniel Flynn is the co-founder of Thankyou & one of Australia’s most well-known & respected social entrepreneurs. He shares the highs & lows of being an entrepreneur.
STIMY Newsletter Issue 22 features DJ Didonna on all things sabbatical, #TeamSEAS, Mark Rober the NASA YouTuber, Google’s e-Conomy SEA 2021 Report & Tarf the Twitter.
STIMY Newsletter Issue 21 features David Grief, Creator Upload podcast, Ofcom’s guide to offensive language & how Discord accidentally invented the future of the internet.
Nigel Stanislaus is a highly celebrated makeup artist who’s been a part of international television shows like Project Runway, X-Factor, Make Me A Supermodel and also a judge on Australia’s Next Top Model and Asia’s Next Top Model.
His editorial works span the likes of Harper’s Bazaar, Cosmopolitan L’Officiel, Elle, Marie Claire, GQ, and Esquire and he has worked with celebrities like John Legend, Suki Waterhouse, Kelly Osborne, Gigi & Bella Hadid, Scary Spice – Melanie Brown, and most recently, Jenna Dewan and Tina Arena.
But what is it really like being such a celebrated makeup artist who was known for almost a decade as “Mr Maybelline”? What did it take to get to where he is today?
In this episode, we dive into what it was like growing up in Singapore, how he almost became a professional sniper, discovering the world of fashion and makeup as well as the realities of living the jet-setting life, and what he is now up to since leaving his position as Makeup Director at Maybelline, where he had represented Singapore in NYFW.
STIMY Newsletter Issue 20 features Nick Bernstein, Dear Intern Twitter, A Project of One’s Own by Paul Graham, Small things accomplish big things, and The Statement by Crystal Pite.