Substacks recommended by Kimberly Renee Knowles

Recommended by Kimberly Renee Knowles

Write, Prompt, Scale

By Diana

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As She Learns

By Dani

For the mom who wants AI and systems to actually make her days easier. Without the hype, without the extra to-do.

Great tips for using AI to help manage motherhood, especially with younger kids!

- Kimberly Renee Knowles

AI After Carpool

By Danielle Matarasso

15+ years climbing (Big 4, M&A, tech VP, Booth MBA) before betting on myself: Building AI/COO agency, buying businesses, raising 3 kids. Writing about AI systems for your work, lessons from building and buying, and keeping up with AI without a 5-to-9.

Lots of great tips on using AI to the fullest - I still have so many more posts I want to read!

- Kimberly Renee Knowles

Code Like A Girl

This is the place women in tech come to be seen, to be heard, and to say the things they can't say anywhere else. To be championed. We'd love for you to join us — three stories a week from 70+ women who've lived it.

Code Like A Girl is where women in tech come to find each other, share their work, and show up for one another - a much needed space in today's rapidly evolving world!

- Kimberly Renee Knowles

Emma Wilson

AI+ Human

By Jo Capel

Practical Claude guides and AI governance for people who run businesses, not tech departments.

Moms Build AI

A place for ambitious moms shaping what the AI era looks like, not just living through it. Because the future of AI needs more moms at the forefront.

How to Feel Alive with Catherine Price

By Catherine Price & How to Feel Alive

Scroll less and live more with NYT bestselling author, Screen/Life Balance founder, and TED speaker Catherine Price. Subscribe to receive essays, ideas, and evidence-backed advice for how to fill your life with more adventure, fun, and delight.

Cheryl Strayed Writes About Things

Welcome to Cheryl Strayed's newsletter. Everything is free right now. The paid "Dear Sugar" newsletter is on a long-time hiatus.

Cheryl Strayed is one of the OG writers who has inspired my whole way of thinking about the world and my passion for writing. Her "Tiny Beautiful Things" book touched my heart, and her words still find their way into my consciousness in key moments of my life. Especially her take on the boats not taken - so relevant to midlife. I also didn't know it at the time, but reading her "Wild" book helped lay the foundation I needed when my mom grew ill and died just a few years after I read it.

- Kimberly Renee Knowles

Niharika Batra

Data Scientist | AI/ML | Women in Data Making AI, Machine Learning and Data Science easier to understand - one concept at a time

Great resource to learn about the nuts and bolts behind AI and data!

- Kimberly Renee Knowles

The Dopamine Dispatch

By Kelly

Sharing ADHD tips, strategies, and solutions once per week(-ish... if executive function permits)

Kelly has helped me be more compassionate with myself as I navigate my changing ADHD energy patterns day by day. Highly recommended for neurodivergent folks and those who love them!

- Kimberly Renee Knowles

She Writes AI Community

By SheWritesAI

Learn what 780+ women & nonbinary folks worldwide are thinking, learning, and writing about AI & data. Books, weekly digests, Herstory profiles, guest posts, and more. Free, accessible, global, and focused on keeping our humanity in our AI-infused world.

This substack curates and connects readers to content written about AI and Data from women all over the world. We need more women's perspectives in the societal discourse about AI!

- Kimberly Renee Knowles

How to AI

By Ruben Hassid

Stop collecting prompts. Finish something with AI this week. One step-by-step guide per email, with screenshots of my actual screen: where I clicked, what didn't work & what I loved.

Ruben and his team's guides have been truly helpful for me in learning how to use Claude and other AI tools!

- Kimberly Renee Knowles

Kenneth's Substack

By Kenneth Ramsahai

Perception shifts in motion — one voice, three ways of seeing.

An insightful and helpful perspective on living with vision challenges like keratoconus and how differing vision states can affect your interactions with the world!

- Kimberly Renee Knowles

Drop. Fail. Withdraw.

By Dr. Erin Wheeler

Higher education knows what works. This publication asks why it keeps choosing not to do it.

As a former Higher Ed Academic Success Coach, it is refreshing and important to read Dr. Wheeler's perspective on what makes colleges work (and not work) for students.

- Kimberly Renee Knowles

Artificial Corner

By Frank Andrade

Join thousands of AI enthusiasts and get my FREE Claude course. 🎁 20+ lessons delivered straight to your inbox

Tips on AI and a free course for subscribers!

- Kimberly Renee Knowles

The Wobble Point

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