🤯 just whipped up this new pathless publishing landing page in under an hour with gemini 3 and linked it up on Github Web Dev just got easier check it out: pathlesspublishing.com

🎙️ Just published a new episode of The Pathless Path with Paul Millerd: What's After BigLaw & Consulting? - Allie Canton & Paul Millerd On Reinvention, Parenting on The Pathless Path & as Parent. Have a listen:

Custom requests preferred! With the new hardcover launch, we have a team I'm working with that can handle custom requests. We can wrap every single book like this and deliver it to anyone in the world with a custom note. If you want a custom Haiku, no problem pathlesspath.com/hardcover

🎙️ Just published a new episode of The Pathless Path with Paul Millerd: Commit A Career Ending Move - Steven Foster on Permissionless Paychecks, Communal Living & Battling Life's Challenges While Pathless. Have a listen:

This Steel Brothers Walden sparked the thinking for my premium hardcover I LOVED the cover. I wanted to see if I could pull off text too. Top right is my very bad first attempt in Figma. The bottom is where we ended up doing it. Check out the full book: pathlesspath.com/hardcover

UPDATE: 2 weeks + 180+ books sold to 20 countries 🇺🇸 🇬🇧 🇨🇦 🇸🇬 🇹🇼 🇸🇰 🇷🇸 🇵🇹 🇳🇿 🇲🇺 🇯🇵 🇮🇱 🇮🇪 🇭🇰 🇩🇪 🇨🇭 🇧🇪 🇦🇺 🇸🇪 🇰🇷 I've been blown away by the response Early bird bundles end in 3 weeks: pathlesspath.com/hardcover

I love this quote. It's one Angie, and I stumbled upon a few years before I wrote The Pathless Path, and I included at the start of the book. It also captures the experience of writing the book

Unboxing of My New Premium Hardcover 18 Months of Production and Printing Printed in 🇮🇹 Shipped to 🇺🇸 Unboxed in 🇹🇼 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPaOpGMghjI

I shared everything about how I created this - How much I spent (roughly, for now) - Design and cover choices - Inspiration for the book - Some of the extras we created, like a notebook and note cards - What the next steps look like, including distribution - Next steps and many many many pictures

When I launched The Pathless Path, I didn't quite have a plan. Over the last 3.5 years, I've learned a ton about promoting books. I still don't like most "best practices." Instead, I've been bootstrapping my own approach https://pathlesspath.com/marketing

Pretty wild to have over 7,500 reviews. I haven't even really asked for any ratings or reviews (maybe I should because the GoodReads people are tough).

I'm collecting reader stories for The Pathless Path - if you'd like to be included, please fill this out! https://tally.so/r/3E9xa2

going to do a series of stories of people that read the pathless path and made changes in their life 1. If you are interested in sponsoring this, let me know 2. if you have a story to tell, let me know

The Pathless Path is now live in China! Subtitle: "Awakening In The Age of Involution" If anyone's living there, prize for the first to send me a pic from a bookstore

🎙️ Just published a new episode of The Pathless Path with Paul Millerd: The Yoga Of Work - Andrew Taggart. Have a listen:

🎙️ Just published a new episode of The Pathless Path with Paul Millerd: AMA Episode 200 - I answer questions on parenting, courage, being a prophet, taking risks, and money. Have a listen:

Recently finished compiling 7k words about how I think about marketing into a post and put it into a series of all my book writing related writings: https://pathlesspath.com/marketing/

🎙️ Just published a new episode of The Pathless Path with Paul Millerd: How To Retire Well: Dennis Owen on Moving Abroad, Building Community, Volunteering, Adapting to New Cultures, Creating Routine, Consulting After Retirement, Managing Money Mindset Shifts, Staying Current with .... Have a listen:

working on something 👀

🎙️ Just published a new episode of The Pathless Path with Paul Millerd: Rekha Magon: Location-Independent Schooling, co-founding Boundless Life, Lessons during bed rest, rethinking family in a digital age, travel, freedom, and raising global citizens. Have a listen:

sorta fell off postin around here mostly gonna be on substack notes i think

I was halfway through @pmillerd.com’s book Good Work (thank you Paul for inspiring me) and felt compelled to reflect on my career path and my own search for good work. I knew I wanted to write this story down at some point, and finally I did.

Pretty cool. My first translation of The Pathless Path is live, and I did this deal on my own I didn't know bc they used my Russian name: Пол Миллерд Title in Russian: The Invisible Script of Life. How to Break Free from the Shackles of Imposed Attitudes and Find Your Way

Dropping 250 free digital versions of Good Work with Metalabel today I like what they are building You can “collect” your copy here: https://pmillerd.metalabel.com/goodwork

More people need to hear this.

Remember after college when you would have done anything to break into that company? You were a force to be reckoned with. Now you're happy with a slight raise. I don't buy it.

Annie Duke is right. We have a crisis of not quitting enough things.

This one weird trick has made all the difference.

Grind baby, grind!

The LSSF way - my secret weapon since 2018: pmillerd.com/goodwork

Please stop it. You're having too much fun.

Pathless Path Book Sales Updated https://pathlesspath.com/sales/

coded up a page showing book sales by book Good Work doing slightly worse than Pathless Path early on site is here too: pmillerd.com/bookdata/

Great conversation with Jamar Parris on the podcast about the benefits of taking sabbatical - find episode 5 in your favourite podcast player. podcast.debuggingwork.com/episodes/jam...

New post in the newsletter: https://newsletter.pathlesspath.com/p/40-thoughts-on-turning-40-287?r=70od&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=false

A book for under a dollar is highway robbery But The Pathless Path ebook is on sale as part of a Bookbub promotion across all channels for the next few days. If you don't want it at this price, we probably shouldn't be friends https://www.bookbub.com/books/the-pathless-path-by-paul-millerd?ebook_

new computing paradigm means new metaphors for reality

a poignant thought from @pmillerd.com

I always give one piece of advice to the students I talk to: “understand the game…don’t become the game” https://pmillerd.com/learn-the-game-dont-become-the-game/

once you become aware you have a body, and an embodied sense of awareness, there is no going back it makes the modern world more annoying, but also opens you up to crafting and cultivating your environments in a better way too

More people should embrace the natural change in the universe and run experiments in their lives. It could be simple: take a different route to work for a week. Or complex: live abroad for a year. https://newsletter.pathlesspath.com/p/embracing-experiments-of-living-284

I like aiming at a life path that is a little uncertain

When you are living nomadically, travel shifts from something that can be consumed to something that you are living every day. The preferences you think you have will shift because you are no longer traveling within tight time constraints. Travel is your life. https://pmillerd.com/ultimate-guide-

Consumed: The Pathless Path .. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B... by @pmillerd.com Made me think deeply about my relationship with work. 2. Created: The Power of the Pause na01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com?url=https%3A.... Still a work in progress but captures my personal growth story.

Gonna plop these around Austin tomorrow

Americans are becoming increasingly predictable based on a small amount of information. And people are so willing to offer those clues

The Creator Economy is contracting from Covid days. Rough times ahead, IMO. With the explosion of Substack, also suspect that consolidation/networks/buyouts are the future. (Feel free to buy me, btw. Seriously!)

AMA, BlueSky

I think about this post from Matt Levine - how much of our economy is like this?

I had no master plan to quit my job. Even now, several years after doing so, when people ask about my journey, I’m more confused than you might expect. It’s tempting to tell a simple story. People want to hear about bold acts of courage, not years of feeling lost. https://pmillerd.com/pebble/