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Back in the old days, it was fairly easy to convince an email provider that you honestly wanted emails from a specific address.

Today it’s a bit more complicated but once you do these few steps for the first time you’ll be in much better control of your email inbox and less prone to what the algorithm decides.

Step 1: Add to address book

Easy peasy. Go to your email provider, and add hello@weirdlysuccessful.org to your address book.

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We’re sad when we get thrown in the Spam folder.

To avoid that, go to your Spam folder and see if our email’s there.

If it is, drag it to your Inbox or click Not Spam or equivalent, to teach your email provider not to put our emails there.

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Step 3: Fun with allow / safe lists

To whitelist an email, you need to find your email provider’s whitelisting function, which means you effectively tell it to always deliver our emails to the Inbox.

That should be default, but you know.

To do this on Gmail, click here for instructions.

For Yahoo, Outlook and AOL, check out this handy guide.

“Halp, still not getting it!”

If you’ve done the above and don’t get your next email within an hour, write us at hello@weirdlysuccessful.org and we’ll help you find it. 🙂

“What else ya got?”

Once you’re done with all the email shenanigans, you can look around the website, And once we have something new up, we’ll send you an email. 🙂 Here are our latest articles, for example:

I Wasn’t ‘Just A Bit Stressed Out’

ADHD & Autism on the Rise: Are There More Neurodivergent People Now?

The Weird Winter Holiday Workbook – a neurodivergent-friendly Christmas-ish planner


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