Top 5 Friday: Substack Newsletters I’m Most Thankful For
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Just like the chicken and the egg, it’s hard for many to decipher which came first - the love for reading or writing. Personally, I enjoy writing, but can’t live without reading. I am lucky to have found 5 incredible newsletters that I hope to read for years to come. Here they are in no particular order - the 5 newsletters I am most thankful for.
Happy Thanksgiving!
“Money, markets, and charts. Simplified for the everyday investor. I write a money and markets newsletter. My goal is to help you understand markets and money. Why? It’s what I love.
The Tobin Report Author, Eric Hyde is a master of his craft and willing to share his knowledge with readers. Through the examination of timely market scenarios, implementation of proven investment strategies and incorporation of humorous gifs and memes, learning about money and the markets has never been easier.
“Free philosophy. Free is a verb and an adjective. Probably wrong. Probably right. Guess it all depends.”
Thoughts and Theories Author, Ki will make you think, question and wonder. Although relatively new to Substack, Ki is making an impact on readers by laying it all out there - providing a raw and honest look into his own mind. Readers get to ride shotgun on Ki’s journey to figure out life.
“Stories about noticing the beauty of life’s imperfections through art, writing and photography.”
Sundays with Stella Author, Stella Kalaw, is an artist, photographer and writer. From lunch plates with orange peels to crashing waves in Ireland, Stella writes about her appreciation for life - no matter how simple or complex it may be.
“I’m a REALTOR that writes about the housing market, investing, and that thing called life. My journey to become a better writer starts here.”
The Pursuit of Enough newsletter is as real as it gets. Whether it’s behavioral finance, the real estate market or getting out of our comfort zone, the author writes about what interests them most - in hopes that others can relate and benefit from reading. In my case, this mission was accomplished!
Above all, you can feel the authors passion for writing and experience their progress week to week.
“I break the barrier of space and time and share the experiences of a brown woman from Pakistan, a traveler, a loser, and a winner. I am sharing my personal life and would love to hear about yours. Comment to stay in touch.”
Romana’s Cup of Tea Author, Romana, writes one of the most moving newsletters I’ve ever read. As mentioned in her bio, Romana writes about lessons she’s learned or refused to learn from life - and shares them with the world. Her experiences are fascinating, her memories are eye-opening, her views are powerful and her writing is authentic.
Happy Reading and Happy Thanksgiving, Friends!
What are your favorite Substack newsletters?
I love Ms Romana Shaikh's writings. Not because I know her as a beaconite but because I love her for the reasons unknown to myself. I just love her! Allah SWT will open up the secret on the doomsday. I think
I appreciate the mention, thank you! I am grateful for the community we have here. Keep doing what you're doing, it's needed and appreciated.