Her parents ran a small eating place and the family lived in the flat directly above it, so they struggled financially and were present for absolutely everything, and she names that as the reason she wanted to work for herself. It explains a motive better than most people manage to.
Her clearest correction concerns one social platform. Most marketers set up a profile and start telling people about their business, and she argues that the platform was never built for that at all, it was built for relationships, and the mismatch is precisely why it fails them.
A companion post explains how to make one link do the work of ten, and another separates marketing from advertising, two words people use interchangeably and should not.
Elsewhere there are lollipop valentine cards, dog boots that actually stay on, and a piece on what life coaching is not.
Fifteen posts. Read the one about her parents, then the platform one.