Somebody got tired of sitting on the ground and pictured a thing to sit on, and that is where the first chair came from. Alex White uses that as his argument for visualisation, and it works better than most versions of that argument because it is about invention rather than about wishing.
His marketing series is the reason to stay. He runs through strategies he has personally tried, sorts them into the ones that worked, the ones that worked unusually well, and the ones that might, and reports what happened to him. Automated posting on Twitter comes with an actual figure for the following it built in a month, which is more than most people showing you a tactic will offer.
He writes as well about the question children get asked concerning what they want to be, and about trying on every available answer right through school without settling on any of them.
A guide to levelling up in a Red Dead multiplayer game sits in the middle of all this and belongs to him just as much as the rest does.
Go to the weird strategies posts if you want tactics somebody has actually run.