Two very different blogs live at the same address. The newer half is company culture written at full volume, on belief, on deleting whatever holds you back, on speed of implementation, and it will read as a rally or as noise depending on where you stand.
The older half is genuinely instructional and much quieter. What a blog actually is. Whether a particular free platform suits you. Ten ideas for when you have nothing to post. A list of trends that tells you what people were paying attention to.
Hasan Papila's strongest single piece sets out fourteen keys to blogging for an audience spread across countries, and it holds up better than the motivational material around it.
He collects other people's stories rather than telling his own, which makes those posts read as encouragement rather than as evidence.
Go to the blogging posts. They were written to teach, and the difference in tone is immediately obvious.