They were called onto the stage at quarterly events to collect awards for sales, and then they walked away from the whole thing. Jerry Vinson explains why in the longest post here, and the reason is uncomfortable: nobody else on their team ever got called up, which told him the thing could not be repeated by ordinary people.
That test runs through everything else. He reviews several home businesses one after another, and the question he keeps asking is not whether the product works but whether a normal person could build anything with it. Legal services, weight loss shakes, nutrition companies, all measured the same way.
The blogging posts are ordinary but honest, and there is a piece about a film on teenage suicide that has nothing to do with business and everything to do with why he was writing at all.
Nineteen posts. Read the one about picking a home business first. The awards story earns the advice that follows it.