Substacks recommended by John A Mackey CreditGenius

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- John A Mackey CreditGenius

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Gerry’s Substack

By Gerry Weston

My personal Substack

What a fantastic piece. This article takes a big, abstract concept — Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle — and translates it into the everyday realities of lending with clarity, wit, and heart. It’s not easy to make physics feel relevant to credit scores and collections, but this post nails it. I especially appreciated how the examples brought the metaphor to life. The comparison of preapprovals to snapshots in time perfectly illustrates how we try to create certainty in an uncertain world.

- John A Mackey CreditGenius

From Broke To Better

Grew up knowing nothing about money, spent 5 years dying in corporate jobs, failed at everything online, then figured it out alone. Now I build a one-person business, no partner, no team, no noise. I write so you don't have to take as long as I did.