Teaching a child memory techniques and nurturing their entrepreneurial instincts are two posts nobody else on this platform wrote, and they are the reason to remember Roy Derrick. He treats children as people who will need to earn a living and thinks about what actually prepares them for it.
His leadership post asks a straight question and makes you answer it: are you oriented towards the task or towards the people, and what does each one cost you. He follows it with a piece arguing that leadership shows up in animals too, which is stranger and better than it sounds.
The practical marketing posts are short and honest. How to write a post in under ten minutes. Three ways to find customers without spending much. What a traffic ranking service actually measures and why that helps you write.
A charity fundraising day gets used as a prompt for business ideas, which is a generous way to read the news.
Read the two posts about children first.