Substacks recommended by Jordan | The Wealth Letters

Recommended by Jordan

A letter exchange between father and son centering on family, relationship issues, day to day struggles, and many other topics.

Vulnerable, powerful correspondence between father and son about all things life...such a cool idea!

- Jordan

Raising Myles

By Marc Typo

A first-time dad writes letters to his newborn son, Myles, every Monday, sharing the joy he didn't experience himself with the world. Inspired by Ta-Nehisi Coates' "Between the World and Me."

I am biased because I am a dad, but Marc's weekly letters to his newborn son is a collection of wisdom, laughter, and the attempt to figure out fatherhood. A deep, yet light-hearted weekly read that is sure to put a smile on your face!

- Jordan

Scantron’s Newsletter

Exploring the intersection of stocks, finance, sports, and life while unraveling the intertwined threads of these worlds.

One of the most under-rated Substacks for anyone who navigating the balance of life, money, & purpose.

- Jordan

Money and Meaning

By Douglas

Musings on the intersection of personal finance and spirituality from Douglas Tsoi, a spiritual director and founder of the School of Financial Freedom

I love Morgan Housel and his writing on money and the psychological link to how our brains interact with it. I struggle to find someone who writes with such impact as Morgan....but, Money & Meaning is as close to Morgan Housel as I have found.

- Jordan

Inner Peace

By Matthew Gutierrez

Meditations and reflections to foster calmness

A thoughtful read every time it hits my inbox. I appreciate the balance of how we can all search for peace in life of busy-ness.

- Jordan

Austin Kleon

Weekly art, writing, and creative inspiration from the author of Steal Like an Artist and other bestsellers.

Austin played a very large role in the inaugural letter I wrote to my daughters (and he personally wrote a letter for The Wealth Letters), so how can I not recommend Austin?

- Jordan

Letters of Note

By Shaun Usher

Nothing but history's most interesting letters.

Shaun curates such a universal collection of letters from past and present, written about everything one could think of. It is an inspring, witty, funny, and insightful collection.

- Jordan

Pathless by Paul Millerd

Unexpected takes on the modern world of work. Paul explores our obsession with work and the default path of success and tries to imagine new possibilities for how we can conceive of life, work & what matters.

Paul's story and mission resonates with me as a business owner & father. He is both of these things, and willingly shares the wins & losses on his path in life. Not to mention, he sent me 5 of his books for FREE that I was able to turn and give as gifts to others.

- Jordan