A run of posts here tracks a revenue sharing programme update by update, and those are the ones to leave alone. Jamie Reilly is worth reading everywhere else, and particularly where he refuses to sell you anything, as when he argues that article spinning software wastes your time no matter how cheap it looks.
The blogging material is properly beginner friendly. How to make and edit a post without breaking anything. What a lead capture page is, and then what a good one actually contains. Why a page rank argument consumes more energy than it returns.
He writes about his own life with no marketing purpose attached, on the music that carries him back to a street in Ayrshire, on getting personal finances into order, on checking a credit card statement the day it arrives.
The terminology post is quietly useful, since network marketing jargon puts off more newcomers than the work does.
Begin with the lead capture pages and a glossary of the jargon, and skip the programme updates entirely.