Nobody expects to hear that their child has autism, and Christy Ruffner wrote the post about the moment it happened. It sits among marketing instruction with no transition at all, and it is the reason to remember this blog rather than the one beside it.
Her loudest argument is that working a job for somebody else's dream is the real confidence trick, and she does not soften it for anybody still holding one.
She also takes on a fear that stops people starting, which is the belief that the internet is already full and there is no room left. Her answer is that saturation is a story people tell themselves, and she gives reasons rather than encouragement.
Video marketing and mobile campaigns fill much of the rest, written as instruction, and there is a gratitude entry kept as a journal rather than as a lesson.
Read the autism post. Then read the one about saturation if you have been waiting for permission to start.