Most of this collects motivational videos he found while browsing, and he is straightforward about that being the method: he watches them, they help, so he passes them along. One post quotes a line about the most expensive piece of property being the six inches between your ears.
The outlier is a piece about a television presenter losing her temper over the way people receiving welfare get described as undeserving. He reproduces the argument at length and lets it stand, which is a choice in a blog otherwise made of encouragement.
Two posts cover events that happened on a particular date, written as short history rather than as a lesson attached to something.
He answers the scam question directly, and argues elsewhere that success is not only about money.
Fourteen posts. If what you want is somebody who has already filtered a great many motivational videos down to the ones that work, that is the service on offer.