A question I get a lot = How do you find all the stuff you read on the internet.

If you follow me you know that sometimes I ask people very explicitly to tell me what they& #39;re reading but also.....
I follow people who are smart and read and tweet the stuff *they& #39;re* reading. I Pocket anything that seems interesting and come back to it all in chunks. I follow people in niche areas who tweet niche things because niches are great.
I have a Twitter list, Mountain West, where I put anyone I& #39;ve ever interacted with who lives in the Mountain West, broadly conceived. This helps me see a lot of very local stuff but also shows me a ton of stuff that Big City Journalists aren& #39;t necessarily tweeting
And I rely heavily on Nuzzel, which allows you to see the pieces that your feed is tweeting most (and what they& #39;ve been saying about it). I love scrolling all the way down to see the stuff that only, like, 2 people I follow have tweeted. That& #39;s often the good, niche stuff
I& #39;m not Brain Pickings and don& #39;t want to be but the best way to cultivate a good reading relationship with the internet is to allow yourself to be prepared to find pretty much anything interesting
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