Yes, I still write a newsletter.

Thank you for the reminder, Substack.

Hi there!

I know it’s been a while since you heard from me. Hope you are enjoying the sunshine wherever you are.

But if you are in a place where there is that much sunshine that it got to your head, and you are thinking of microeconomics and diminishing marginal utility, well … you be a nerd, you.

(This cat fighting sunshine is me.)

Some of you had written in to check if everything was okay with me, and with this little newsletter-churning engine that I had put together (if only you knew at what cost, friend. If only.)

Note: I am very grateful to each and everyone that reads my newsletter regularly, and a teeny bit more to the ones that write in. You know who you are 💙.

A few interesting (and mundane) set of events over the last month had something to do with the cadence of this newsletter.

— I joined a brilliant group of people at an early-stage, Climate startup. Climes provides decarbonisation-as-a-service to regular people like you and I.

Y’all know my feelings on carbon markets all too well, so I think it’s pretty cool that I get to build a strong roster of high-quality carbon removal solutions for them. (Oh, I am additionally a person-of-words there. Who knew?)

— I spent my last 2 months across 5 cities, so what routine?

— And finally, as soon as I returned to the city I call home now, I tested positive for COVID. Dodged it for a little over two years, but this strain though …

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To get to my point, I am writing to you today for a couple of reasons:

Firstly, and I have to acknowledge this publicly. Substack wrote a rather passive-aggressive email over the weekend saying it’d been a while since I posted. You think I don’t know that, Substack? Chill.

And secondly, that all is well in my world now, and Living In A Greenhouse will be back to its weekly/ fortnightly cadence starting this week.

See you on Friday.

Thank you for your support. Mucha gratitud.