He sells cars at a dealership in Ohio and starts most mornings grounding negative energy and opening himself to the divine before going in. That combination is not one you meet often, and it is what makes the post about a soaking wet family of four wandering into his showroom worth reading, because the other salespeople had already written them off.
Barbie writes the other half, on flipping an inner switch from fear to joy, on whether thoughts or emotions do the creating, and on the ways people quietly sabotage their own goals.
The practical posts cover whitelisting an email address so your messages actually arrive, submitting articles, and a daily writing routine.
There is a motorcycle, a flood across a car lot, a long grey winter and some very strong opinions about a politician.
Twenty three posts from two people who do not sound alike at all. Read the showroom one, which is the best thing either of them wrote.