Thomas Kent openly credits a near copy of Henrik Edberg's writing for his post on getting your life in shape, naming the source directly rather than passing the ideas off as original, and adding only his own commentary on the Bruce Lee quotes involved.
The immigration post is the most personal entry, describing meeting his Japanese wife around fourteen years earlier while he was, by his own account, disillusioned and resigned to drifting rather than building anything, and the paperwork complications that followed marrying across a national border. The blogging tips post compiles genuinely useful, specific advice, recommending a narrow topical focus before broadening scope once an audience has grown, credited to research rather than presented as original insight.
None of the three posts claims expertise the author does not have, crediting sources honestly throughout.
The immigration story stands out as the one place this blog moves past borrowed advice into an actual lived account.