It took him more than three years online before he had any real idea what he had been doing wrong, and he says so at the top of the post listing the mistakes, which is a better credential than most people bother to offer.
His first mistake is the belief that any of this is easy, and he blames the people marketing it that way rather than the people who believed them.
The practical posts name actual tools instead of gesturing vaguely at them. What a note taking application does for a cluttered head. How a scheduling tool changes what you can sustain across several platforms. A method for writing an article inside half an hour.
The persuasion post works through the recognised weapons of influence from a well known book, applied to everyday transactions rather than to manipulation.
One title tells you to stop pandering to a search engine, and the argument underneath deserves having.
Nineteen posts. Read the five mistakes one before any of the others.