Cycling in a park in Singapore with his girlfriend turns into an essay, because that is how the life lessons series works here. Stephan Huang writes those posts whenever something ordinary produces a realisation, and he says upfront that no right or wrong is involved, only what came of it.
He also blogs live from a conference floor, covering the speakers he judges worth covering and skipping the others, which makes those notes more useful than a programme would be. He writes them for readers whose city the event never reaches.
The business blogging post is the most practical thing on the site. His argument is that very large companies run blogs for reasons that have nothing to do with looking modern, and he goes through what one does for sales, brand and customer service before you write a word.
There is a reflection on a sermon about forgiveness, and a piece about a pop song that had taken over the world, and neither one gets filed away from the business writing.
Start with the business blog post, then take the life lessons at whatever pace suits.