He heard of Grant Cardone years before he paid any attention, and the post that follows works as part profile and part admission that the information had been available all along. Terrence Freeman writes like that throughout, telling you where he was slow rather than where he was clever.
The marketing posts come out of events he attended and are strongest on one point. Your own story is the thing nobody else can copy, so stop hiding it behind a product description.
The skincare posts cover an anti-wrinkle cream and name the peptide it uses, which is more information than posts of this kind usually carry, though they remain promotion for a company he sells for.
There is a post about being stranded in Philadelphia without managing to eat the one thing the city is known for, and it is the funniest thing on the blog.
A video challenge runs through several entries. Read the Cardone post if there is somebody you have been meaning to study properly and keep not doing it.