You do not need to know everything. You need to know who to read.
I run a $23M VC fund and I still read newsletters every week. Not because I have to, but because the people writing them are seeing what is next before the rest of us. In a world where there is more information than anyone can absorb, a handful of trusted voices is the real edge.
Here are the seven I keep coming back to, grouped by what each one helps me stay ahead on.
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Startups and where tech is heading: Lenny's Newsletter
Lenny Rachitsky's newsletter is where I go for how great startups actually get built and where tech is headed next.
AI at work: AI with Allie
Allie K. Miller turns AI into practical ways to use it at work, which is exactly what most people are missing.
Investing: Prof G Markets
AI, work, school, and life: One Useful Thing
Ethan Mollick's newsletter explains what AI means for work, school, and life, grounded in research rather than hype.
Careers: Pretty Ambitious
Aditi Mishra covers careers and how work is changing, a must-read if you are figuring out where you fit. Follow @byaditimishra.
AI news: The Rundown AI
Rowan Cheung's Rundown is my quick hit for AI news and new tools, short enough to read in minutes.
The economy: Exponential View
Azeem Azhar breaks down how tech is reshaping the economy, the big-picture view that ties everything else together.
Capture what you read: Wispr Flow
Reading is only half of it. The ideas worth keeping slip away fast, so I speak my takeaways out loud and Wispr Flow turns them into clean notes I can actually use later.
And if you want one more for your inbox, you are already here. I write Billion Dollar Energy, where I share what I am seeing in wealth, AI, and women building big things. Subscribe here so you never miss an issue.
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Hit reply and tell me: which newsletter do you swear by that is not on this list? I read every response.
Jenny
P.S. If you want a weekly version of this specifically focused on AI, my other newsletter, The Women AI Weekly, is built exactly for that.