Accepting where you actually are gets you somewhere faster than pretending you are further along. Edmond Lin makes that his opening argument and aims it squarely at people in their first weeks, on the grounds that the habits and attitude formed then decide whether results take a month or several years.
He follows tennis with the same eye. A post on what it would take for a particular player to finally win a major, and then a second one written after he did, and the two read as a single argument about persistence.
The business posts are more useful than the industry usually manages. He separates ways of running something online, and points out that a barber, a photographer or a martial arts school already has a business and simply has not put it in front of a wider audience yet.
A launch series covers affiliate mechanics in detail and is promotional.
Read the levels post if you have just started and are already comparing yourself to people years ahead.