Substacks recommended by J. Forrest

Recommended by J. Forrest

AI workflows for creators who refuse to be boring. Get complete systems + strategic depth + human creativity. Yes, the robots ate your homework—but we kept the good parts.

Mia makes one of the smartest, funniest, and useful AI newsletters out there. Always enjoy this one and always get something useful out of it.

- J. Forrest

Hustling Housewife

By Christina Piccoli

Just a simple hustling housewife mastering the game of life and turning it from mediocre → magical. Together, we'll explore identity shifts, tiny habit tweaks, quantum leaps, manifestation, & the power of intention. And we'll get the laundry done too.

Christina has always got something interesting to say. Very down to earth vibes here, which I appreciate very much.

- J. Forrest

SERAPHIM GEORGE

By Seraphim George

Seraphim George is a novelist and essayist writing literary horror, mystery, and creative nonfiction. New essays every Monday and new chapters of Black Coffee every Thursday. All posts are currently free.

If you want compelling short fiction, SG delivers.

- J. Forrest

Think Mr. A

By Think Mr A

Think Mr. A is a place where I think about how and why.

The Bear With Me

By Matt Schwarzer

Stories, essays, and thoughts about the future. Contemplations of a curious mind.

I always look forward to Matt's takes and observations. He's a pretty good photographer, too.

- J. Forrest

The Lone Broker Project

By Lieutenant Dizy

Market insights, entrepreneurial notes, and whatever is left of my solvency.

I love the Lt.'s rants, and the struggle of being an independent broker and the social life it entails is like my daily soap opera. I think I like this one for all the wrong reasons probably.

- J. Forrest

THE WINTER OUROBOROS

By LEE WINTER

Finding the Winter Ouroboros. Writings on self-determination, psychology, somatics, and soul.

I vibe with Lee's mindset -- always questioning, always searching, always learning.

- J. Forrest

OutBound-ish

By Goodnex

De-villainizing outbound outreach, so it feels like inbound energy. If you’re trying to land more clients without feeling pushy or cringy, this is our corner.

Permission to Weird

By Nicole

This is where 'what if' questions become code, stories, and experiments. Weekly chapters of dystopian fiction and middle-grade magical realism, occasional short stories, prototypes and essays, or sarcastic label design. Want permission?

Nicole has a love for telling stories, and she does it well. Great addition to my inbox reads.

- J. Forrest