He grew up between a Catholic household and a born again one, each convinced the other was heading for hell, and eventually folded his cards and decided to believe what he wanted to believe. Carlos Aponte tells that plainly and then writes as somebody who preaches prosperity without apology, which will either draw you in within a paragraph or not at all.
The Facebook advertising post carries the practical weight. It points out that every advertisement goes through an approval stage before it runs anywhere, sends you to the platform's own guidelines before you write a word, and saves you the repeated rejection most people discover by trial.
Elsewhere he takes on the accusation that network marketing suits people who could not manage anything else, writes about the ninety day stretch where most people give up just short, and has a piece about the bank of being tired that you keep withdrawing from.
He also collected the creepiest Easter bunny photographs available. Start with the fear and overload posts if you have stalled.