A woman who grew up in Africa tells Jimmy's wife that she had never heard the word stress until she arrived in Britain, and within months she had learned exactly what it meant. That post is the best thing here, because it turns a familiar complaint into a question about how a whole country lives.
He writes as a father and a churchgoer without separating either from the business material. Life lessons come out of a children's cartoon builder, a Hobbit film and a boxing robot, and they work better than that sounds because he is genuinely thinking rather than reaching for a hook.
On money he is blunt. He asks why somebody is broke, argues that most people undervalue a mentor because they are in a hurry, and looks squarely at the promise of fast money instead of pretending nobody is tempted by it.
Faith posts sit alongside, on women leading in church and on what he believes about the flood.
Start with the stress post, then take the mentor one.