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News Topics

The add-on to your morning briefing. Pick up to three topics — leadership research, coaching-practice news, behavioral-science updates, whatever you actually care about — and the AI picks the best stories under each, read aloud by your AI Assistant. It rides along inside your briefing as one email, or arrives on its own schedule if you prefer. Press Preview to see the render, Send Now to dispatch, or let the morning schedule deliver it. No newsletter sprawl. No "I'll skim Twitter at 7am" compromise. No generic Morning Brew.

AI-curated from your topics Voiced by your AI Assistant Rides along with your briefing — or its own email
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Pick your topics. Your AI Assistant writes the rest.

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Get started in 3 simple steps

1

Pick your topics

Leadership. Behavioral science. Your industry. The two emerging trends you're tracking. Three topics is the sweet spot — narrow enough to be relevant, broad enough to surprise you.

2

Your AI Assistant curates

AI surfaces the best stories under each topic, then writes an intro line in your AI Assistant's voice — so the briefing reads written for you, not at you.

3

Receive

Lands in your inbox at the time you set — 6:45am, 7:30am, whenever you read best. Read it on the page or have your AI Assistant read it aloud. Preview before send, or schedule and forget.

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What lands in your morning

The leadership research piece you'd otherwise miss because it landed in HBR's weekly digest among 14 others you don't care about. The coaching-practice news your AI Assistant surfaces because it knows your topics. The behavioral-science update with three findings instead of forty. The intro line that reads in your AI Assistant's voice — calm, grounded, not generic — so the briefing feels written for you, not at you. The schedule that delivers at 6:45am if that's when you read best. The 'I'll skim Twitter at 7am' compromise you don't have to make anymore. The fourteen newsletters in your inbox, replaced by one.