Somebody is about to spend money on real estate courses in Vancouver, and one post here tries hard to stop them doing it blindly. It counts what actually leaves your account afterwards: licence fees, fuel, tolls, phone bills, advertising, then the elective courses that follow the first ones. It asks how many houses you would need to sell in a year and whether you know enough people in that city to sell them.
That scepticism does not extend everywhere. The affiliate posts are ordinary advice, though one point stands out. Buy the product and use it before you recommend it, because a recommendation without experience reads exactly as it is.
There are genuinely useful posts on finding drop shipping suppliers and buying wholesale, which is the part most people cannot work out alone.
The home business material is generic, aimed largely at mothers wanting to work around children.
Read the real estate post if a career change is on the table. It is the only one that argues with you.