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Writing to the people who read you

This is where I write about writing to a list that's yours: starting a newsletter, knowing what to tell it, keeping it going when work gets busy, and writing again after months of silence. When I talk about Kai News, I do it with the bias of the person who built it.

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Mauro Z. Writes to his own list and to the subscribers of El Garaje de Mauro, his LinkedIn newsletter. He leads strategy, innovation and AI adoption at a healthcare organization in Colombia and teaches at Pontificia Universidad Javeriana.

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