Ten thousand products sit inside one affiliate marketplace, and he names the difficulty that creates: evaluating them all could become a full time job in itself, so the problem is choosing rather than finding. That is a more honest framing than most people offer.
He writes about a town on the western coast of Puerto Rico where he has spent a couple of weeks every year for three years, naming the street the house sits off, and about running a small business precisely so that he can.
One post covers detecting the signs of autism early, which appears nowhere near anything else and reads as personal.
The leadership run is the largest part, and its most useful entry is fifty questions to work through when you cannot say what you are actually for.
Fifteen posts. Read the fifty questions one slowly, and the Puerto Rico one for the reason behind any of it.