Three of these seven posts train a dog, and the advice inside them is sound. Reward good behaviour with something other than food, because a dog needs food anyway and the reward stops meaning anything. Check the diet before blaming the temperament, since the wrong food produces exactly the inattention people mistake for stubbornness. Set goals small enough that early sessions end in success.
The rest of the blog keeps house. Landscaping broken into phases so a project you cannot afford all at once still gets started. Light colours to make a cramped kitchen read as larger. Furniture arranged for conversation instead of aimed at a television. Chicken broth, potatoes and fresh basil in the cooking post.
None of it carries a personal voice, and the tip boxes interrupt the paragraphs the way syndicated articles always do.
Read the dog posts if training has stalled and you are close to giving up on it. Take the rest as a checklist for a weekend.