She agreed to be a homemaker because both sets of parents had lived that way and her husband expected it, then found she disliked cooking, cleaning and organising and that being at home gave her nothing. Gen Horrall states this without turning it into a grievance, and everything she writes afterwards about building something of her own rests on it.
Health runs in parallel. A hormonal condition made weight and fertility a lifelong argument with specialists, she went looking in food rather than in prescriptions, and she writes about what changed when she did.
The business posts are for the moment your upline stops replying and no guru is coming to rescue you. Two on what free advertising actually taught her, one on closing a conversation, one on recognising when to walk away.
She also posts parody videos and a cake recipe without apologising for either. Read the homemaker post first.