Some people take their music to the grave. Kenneth Jackson uses that line to ask why anybody would suppress what they were given, and the rest of the blog keeps circling back to it.
His faith writing goes direct without turning into a sermon, or so he insists, and the argument is simple enough to test: the people judging you did not make you. Beside it sits a piece built on a line from The Alchemist about concentrating only on the present, turned into three steps that begin with deciding what you want rather than waiting to discover it.
The marketing posts are more workmanlike. Get a logo and a slogan even when the whole company is you at a laptop, because a slogan can sit in somebody's head for years and surface at the exact moment they are ready to buy. Choose a few promotional channels and set each one up properly instead of half starting six of them.
There is also a piece on building credit that handles it as a practical skill rather than a moral verdict.
Read the dreams post first, then the promotion advice while it still feels urgent.