David Blaine holding his breath for seventeen minutes opens this blog, and the point being made is that the limit was never physical. That combination of enthusiasm and slightly wild reach runs through everything else.
The marketing writing is mostly about a team and its bonuses, and about pages built on one social network to collect people. There are also reviews asking whether a particular company would last, written while nobody knew the answer, which read differently now than they did then.
Alongside those sit posts on gene modified crops, on a lawsuit somebody famous was supporting, on returning to a gold standard, and on escaping a system the writer believes most people never notice.
The mindset posts are the most useful, particularly one asking what actually makes a person change, whether it takes an age, a loss, or simply having had enough.
Thirty two posts. Take the fan page and video posts if you want technique, and the shift piece if you are waiting for a reason to start.