Your body keeps better hours than your calendar admits, and particular kinds of work go faster at particular times of day. Tricia picked that up from a newspaper piece on peak timing and turned it into a practical post about arranging a day around the clock you actually run on rather than the one on the wall.
She spent twenty five years in corporate work before going out on her own, and the self employment writing carries that history. Her advice is unglamorous: a computer, a willingness to learn, and the acceptance that working for yourself changes when you work rather than how hard.
The marketing posts cover core skills, traffic, keyword selection and social media strategy at a level suited to somebody in a first year, and she is direct that checking anything properly before you commit is your job and nobody else's.
A cliff diving post asks what separates a champion from a very good competitor, which turns out to be the question the rest of the blog keeps circling.
Take the working smarter post and try it for a week.