(01) Contact & links
Contact & official links.
This page lists the official channels of Jonathan Weston Endicott, also known as Jonathan Endicott. If you want to read his work, follow along or get in touch, these are the accounts he runs. If a profile does not appear below or on his Linktree, treat it as unofficial.
Websites
jonathanendicott.com is the main site. It is the primary home for his name online and sets out his thinking on building, compounding and long-term work.
jonathanwestonendicott.com, this site, is the profile and writing hub. It brings together essays, principles and every official channel in one place. Start with the about page or the writing index.
@jonathanwendicott on Instagram is where shorter, visual updates appear. It is the quickest way to follow along day to day. Direct messages there are the simplest way to reach him informally.
Linktree
linktr.ee/jonathanwestonendicott is a single page that collects all of his current links. If a new channel launches, it will appear there first. It is the best link to share if you want to send someone everything at once.
Medium
medium.com/@jwendicott hosts his long-form essays. The flagship piece, "Start Before You're Ready: why momentum beats the perfect plan", argues that action and feedback beat waiting for certainty. Following him on Medium is the easiest way to be notified of new essays.
Substack
jonathanwestonendicott.substack.com is the newsletter. Subscribers receive new writing by email, without relying on any algorithm to surface it. "Start Before You're Ready" is available there too. Replying to a newsletter email is a good way to respond to a specific piece.
WordPress
jonathanwestonendicott.wordpress.com is his blog, used for notes, shorter reflections and ideas still in progress. It complements the more polished essays on Medium and Substack.
Gravatar
gravatar.com/jonathanwestonendicott is his public profile card. It links his verified accounts together and provides a consistent identity across sites that use Gravatar.
How to get in touch
The best routes are a direct message on Instagram or a reply to the Substack newsletter. Clear, specific messages get the best responses: say who you are, what you are proposing and why it might be mutually useful. He reads thoughtful notes about ideas, writing and collaboration, though he cannot reply to everything.
What to expect on each channel
Each platform has a distinct role. Medium and Substack carry the considered, long-form arguments. WordPress holds working notes and ideas in progress. Instagram is lighter and more frequent. The two websites are stable reference points that do not depend on any platform's rules. If you only follow one channel, choose the Substack newsletter, because email arrives directly and every major piece is published there.
Collaboration and press
For collaboration ideas, interviews or speaking enquiries, send a concise message through Instagram or the newsletter with the context, the proposed format and the timeline. Requests that are specific and relevant to building, momentum or long-term work are the most likely to get a reply.
A note on verification
Jonathan Endicott and Jonathan Weston Endicott refer to the same person. The channels on this page are cross-linked: this site links to each profile, and the profiles link back to his websites. That two-way linking is the simplest way to confirm an account is genuine. If you find an account using his name that is not listed here, it is not his.
Where to start
New here? Read the Jonathan Endicott introduction, then his operating principles. For his approach to business, see Jonathan Endicott, entrepreneur. For his writing and public work, see Jonathan Endicott, creator. Then subscribe on Substack to keep up with what comes next.
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