David runs a wide net here: a Twitter growth tool review, a detailed breakdown of autism's symptoms and how it presents differently across children, coverage of Zeek Rewards abruptly closing its headquarters as its penny auction business unraveled, and reposted news coverage including President Obama's visit to comfort families after the Aurora theater shooting.
The most useful original material sits in the work from home posts, which push back against treating a home business as effortless, arguing that giving up a steady paycheck without a real financial cushion is not a serious plan, and that article directories mostly offer vague, recycled advice rather than anything specific enough to actually improve your SEO. A separate post makes the case that third party candidate Gary Johnson could pull enough votes to change a tight presidential race, treated as real electoral analysis rather than a stray aside.
The autism post stands apart from everything else, a straightforward reference piece with no connection to home business or politics.
For practical, skeptical advice, stick to the work from home posts. The news reposts are a record of events, nothing more.