Young Money

Jack Raines’s newsletter/blog (youngmoney.co), the publication behind two pieces Kyle saved. Infinite Games — Raines’s application of James Carse’s finite-vs-infinite-games framework to how we live, arguing that optimizing for achievements is a trap and you should “spend your 4,680 weeks in pursuit of the things that you actually enjoy pursuing” — was published here (youngmoney.co/p/infinite-games). Raines’s “Ask Good Questions,” cited in Embrace The Nuance - Research, is the other Young Money piece in Kyle’s reading: as AI drives the cost of finding and creating information to zero, “if you ask the right questions, the information filters itself.”

Context: Young Money is the personal-finance-and-life-philosophy newsletter written by Jack Raines, which grew a large readership for essays blending markets, career, and how to live.

Where this appears

• Young Money (Book) — Raines’s 2026 book of the same name, which Kyle is reading (anti-library, status: reading).

• Infinite Games — the Jack Raines long-read published in Young Money.

• Jack Raines — the author whose work runs through the publication.

• Embrace The Nuance - Research — cites Raines’s “Ask Good Questions” piece on asking better questions to cut through information overload.