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The Yes Letter · A weekly read

One short email. Every Wednesday.

For founders who want their marketing to compound — not to dominate their week.

Notes from inside Seize the Yes. Real lessons from running marketing systems for experienced founders. No motivation, no listicles, no growth hacks — just one useful thing each week, delivered before you've had your second coffee.

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What's inside

Three short things. Every Wednesday.

One real lesson

Something Jules or the team learned this week from actual client work. Specific, useful, and honest about what didn't work too.

One five-minute read

A short essay or note, ~400 words. No filler, no hot takes. Designed to land in your morning routine without taking it over.

Three worth-clicking links

Something we read, something we built, something we're watching. Curated, not aggregated — only what we'd send a friend.

The latest issue

This is this week's letter.

No fake screenshots. The full issue lives on Substack — click through to read it.

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Jules from Seize the Yes
via The Yes Letter · to you
Wednesday 8 July
I Didn’t Cancel Myself This Time

Good morning,

A mother’s letter about love, loss, and finally not cancelling herself

Read this issue on Substack →

Until next Wednesday,
Jules

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A note from Jules

Why I actually send this.

I started The Yes Letter because every week I'd find myself writing the same kinds of notes to clients — quick observations from the week, things I'd just read, principles I'd just re-learned the hard way.

The newsletter is just those notes, sent to more people. No funnel underneath. No mid-letter pitch. The point isn't to convert you — it's to be the email you actually open midweek when most of your inbox is asking something of you.

— Jules

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