Chasing the mailman, the people in the supermarket queue and everybody you went to school with is what he was told to do, and Michael Percy is candid that it failed him completely. His attraction marketing posts grow out of that, and they are the ones worth your time.
The other strong piece names the people who tell you it will never work. He describes how they always sound reasonable, how they can be family as easily as strangers, and how you can identify them by their vocabulary rather than their intentions.
There is a good short post about the word but, and how much of what people say gets cancelled by the clause after it.
A large share of the blog is standard marketing tips, dozens of near identical pieces on affiliate promotion and network marketing that add very little. There is also a defence of a company later called a fraud, which reads very differently now.
Fifty four posts. Take the attraction marketing and dream stealer ones and leave the tips run alone.