The Beach Bum Entrepreneur addresses the specific discouragement of watching other people succeed while your own effort seems to go nowhere, naming the envy and self-doubt directly rather than only offering tactics, and arguing that successful entrepreneurs are running systems and processes rather than possessing some innate advantage you lack.
The network marketing posts lean on attraction marketing as the central idea, the argument that people buy from marketers they like and trust rather than from the loudest pitch, though the advice stays general enough to apply to nearly any online business rather than this author's specifically. A post of six power tips recommends committing to a minimum of six months before judging whether an online business is working, a specific, checkable piece of advice among more abstract encouragement.
None of the four posts names a business the author has personally built or a result achieved.
Read the disappointed entrepreneur post for the emotional core of this blog. The tips posts are generic but not wrong.