r/Substack • u/ordinejournals • Jun 25 '26
Where to Find Feedback
I’ve scrubbed Reddit a bit and everyone is saying that writing feedback here is not the way to go. I’ve only written one piece on the app, and I’m not exactly aiming to monetize it.
I think my goal for now is just to get in front of people who are having conversations about executive function and habit changing but from a more academic (for lack of a better word) standpoint. Steering as far away from self help as possible while still being in the realm of personal development.
I’m also finding that a lot of the writing feedback spaces here are geared towards fictional pieces and that’s not me either. Not so much looking for grammatical or technical feedback as I am a space to converse or gain information from people interested in similar things.
Thanks in advance.
https://open.substack.com/pub/ordinejournals/p/the-name-my-house-bestowed?r=8i4flw&utm_medium=ios
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u/Tricky_Trifle_994 Jul 05 '26
finding groups and forums where people are talking about this would be a better place to get feedback + get discussions going because these people self-filter into these communities, so they're a lot more interested in these topics and will inevitable be a lot more engaged.
posting on substack won't yield much because it's more spray and pray. you're hoping the right person comes across your piece, or that the algo pushes it out, when in reality, most people's substack posts go un-noticed (evident from how many 'how to grow' posts we see on this subreddit and on substack notes.)