Manage your energy rather than your time. James Godin borrows that instruction and it is the most practical idea he offers, because a full calendar with nothing left in the tank produces exactly what an empty calendar does.
Most of the blog is inspiration written at high volume, on believing before achieving, on creating your own reality, and on staying inspired when circumstances give you nothing to work with. He is unembarrassed about it and the enthusiasm reads as genuine rather than manufactured.
Two posts are properly practical. A set of tools and resources for people who write copy, and an argument that guest posts on other sites do more for long term rankings than anything you publish at home.
There is a post about flying to an event with thousands of other people, written in the days beforehand, which captures the anticipation better than any report afterwards could.
Read the energy post if your days are full and you finish them with nothing left.