Herbs are the surprise. Sanford Kirkland grows them indoors, harvests and dries and stores them, gives basil a post of its own and writes about which ones people reach for when their mood drops. He does it with the patience of somebody who genuinely keeps plants alive rather than somebody filling a category.
A long run on mindset sits alongside, much of it built on Jim Rohn's five pieces of the life puzzle and on the practical business of stopping a bad mood before it feeds on itself. His method is unglamorous. Notice the thought, tell yourself out loud to stop, then deliberately think about something good instead. He counts what he already has, down to the dog beside him all day and the snow he went out and measured in two separate parts of his own yard.
The network marketing pieces answer the usual accusations directly. Not a job, not a pyramid, and an explanation of why it works for the people it does work for.
Thirty posts across three subjects most people keep well apart. Read whichever brought you here and let the others catch you out.