A Fizz-Popping Thanks!

Officially a best seller on Substack; and a groovy way of earning complimentary subscriptions

Hello crew! Yo kitchen divas!

Firstly, a chest-thumping thanks for reading Taking the Hell out of Healthy. Your support allows me to continue to feed this space and to fizz around the kitchen like a renegade comet. I have the best readers a writer could ever wish for - you give wings to my words, and soul to my saucepans. Together we’ve managed to create a calming, nourishing space outside the cramped, noisy, online world we inherited. No ads, TikTok wormholes or controlling algorithms here. That feels like a marvel and a communal feat. Our communal feat. Thunderous thanks!

Secondly, Taking the Hell out of Healthy was a best seller last month on Substack, all because of you beautiful peeps, subscribing to my posts and cheering me on. I even got a nifty badge from Substack HQ with a license to bore every barista in my postcode about it. How delicious!

And thirdly, fancy a free subscription? Substack have introduced a groovy new system whereby readers can earn complimentary subscriptions (1, 3 and 6 months for example) through referrals. If you would like to share your enjoyment of Taking the Hell out of Healthy with friends and colleagues, you might just end up with a free subscription!

// How to participate //

1. Share Taking the Hell out of Healthy.

When you use the referral link below, or the “Share” button on my posts, you'll get credit for any new subscribers. Simply send the link in a text, email, or share it on social media for bigger traction.

2. Earn benefits.

When more friends use your referral link to subscribe (free or paid), you’ll receive special benefits.

• Get a 1 month comp for 3 referrals (free or paid)

• Get a 3 month comp for 6 referrals (free or paid)

• Get a 6 month comp for 20 referrals (free or paid)

To learn more, check out Substack’s FAQ as they are the genius enabling the comps. Woohoo!

Thank you for helping get the word out about Taking the Hell out of Healthy!

Photographed by Jo Murphy