Steve Dorsey writes from the middle of an actual comeback, starting over in his late forties after the market crash took his paid off house and his business, sober through all of it after already working through years of addiction recovery before that collapse hit. He is specific about the depression that followed, going in and out of it while trying to figure out how to get back on his feet.
The Warrior Spirit post reaches further back, to his father's death when Dorsey was very young, and frames the search for a certain kind of masculine resolve as an attempt to recover something that was taken from him early rather than something he chose to lose. A shorter post about a daily cup of coffee stays lighter, admitting the ordinary frustration of turning forty nine and still fighting stubborn fat despite a regular workout routine.
A coaching post claims a personal connection to Tony Robbins that led to an introduction to Oprah Winfrey during a low point, presented as fact without much supporting detail, the one post here that asks for more trust than it earns.
Starting Over and The Warrior Spirit ground everything else here. Weigh the coaching post more skeptically than either of those two.