One review announces in its own title that it comes from somebody who is not inside the company being reviewed, which is a rarer position than it ought to be, and it is the reason to trust anything else in the set.
The post on overnight success does the arithmetic properly. A famous mobile game was its maker's fifty second attempt, after eight years and a near bankruptcy. A famous vacuum cleaner took more than five thousand prototypes. He uses both to argue that the smooth journey people imagine simply never happened to anybody.
Faith takes a serious share, including a long piece asking why a loving God permits an atrocity inside a primary school, written in the days afterwards and refusing to be glib about any of it.
Elsewhere he covers a study finding flame retardants inside ordinary sofas, a tablet review, and what he believes actually distinguishes somebody who builds something.
Fourteen posts. Read the reviews written from outside, and the overnight success one before you decide you are behind.