About

The Story Behind The Daily Dispatch.

“You wake up full of crap and have to let it out throughout the day.” -Brenden David, Spotify singer songwriter, friend, roommate for multiple years. He’s right. 
Originally the Business Briefing, I started writing as a way to get my thoughts and observations out.  The Daily Dispatch has grown into a more long form version. Each issue will be a mixture of thoughts, experiments, and articles I find interesting and hope you will too. My goal is to entertain you, show you fascinating things, and explore different ideas together. Subscribers get The Daily Dispatch sent to their email every Friday morning. They get bonus content and an opportunity to be part of the issues. Thank you to everyone who has been part of the journey so far. 
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-Seth Winton

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Meet Your Hosts

Humble enough to admit failure in Issue 8, but prideful enough to start a newsletter and write an issue entirely about himself. Seth Winton writes what’s on his mind and heart. 

Owner of one square foot of land in Scotland, Lord Winton owns 0 square feet in the United States as he is in an apartment at the time of writing. Please subscribe so he can purchase a home and write more silly articles for you.

We hire and fire a new intern almost every week. If you can’t find the problem, the problem is probably you. We find a problem with every intern so clearly we’re good.

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