Lenny Izzo opens with a question rather than a claim: are you moving towards wellness, or quietly organising your life around the next crisis. He turns it into a continuum you can place yourself on, which is considerably more useful than another list of habits to adopt.
The same framing runs through everything else. Competing versus creating, and why the second sharpens your edge in a way the first never will. Taking control of money rather than reacting to whatever it does. The consistent argument is that orientation comes before tactics, and that most people are running very hard in a direction they never actually chose for themselves.
There is a post on trading with robotic software that sits oddly against the rest and reads more like an opportunity pitch than the other writing does.
Four posts only. The wellness continuum is the one worth your time, and its virtue is that it gives you something to answer rather than something to agree with.