Two names sit on this blog and both of them rant. Linda and Holley write in turn about a home business that shares a house with children, Halloween decorations and an easier chicken pot pie, and they refuse to pretend those things happen in different rooms.
The direct sales material is the practical part. What actually goes wrong at a home party, why prospecting resembles mining more than it resembles business, what employers tell applicants that turns out not to be true. Anyone who has tried to run a party plan around school pickup will recognise the constraints they write from.
Then the blog swerves. Tarot spreads for daily use, superstitions about ravens and crows, a review of a board game called Quelf, two six-month Army tours in Honduras. The swerving is honest rather than sloppy, because a household really does run that way.
Their strongest theme is the schooling of children, argued hard and at length, and it will annoy you if you like the school system. Read that argument first if you have children at home, and go to the business posts when you need something to try this week.