Admitting you went through dozens of opportunities and ended up broke is not the usual opening move, and Juanita Waterman makes it in her first paragraph. She describes buying a computer to fix a problem the computer could not fix, and years spent focused entirely on herself, and only then explains what changed.
Her study posts are the practical half. She works through the opening chapters of a book about self image, simplifying rather than summarising, and lands on its central claim: that people try to change the outside when the trouble sits at the centre.
She writes as a woman in an industry that mostly does not, including a piece about a product name chosen without anyone considering how it sounds to half the audience.
The health posts are the angriest. Nail products, soy and everyday toxins get named specifically, with more heat than balance.
Read the honest account of her own record first. Everything else here reads differently once you have.