Half of these posts concern losing weight and half concern marketing online, and the writer moves between the two without a word of explanation. Knowing that before you start saves confusion later.
The strongest piece is short and entirely his own. Every post needs a line at the end telling a reader where to go next, because a great deal of writing simply stops and leaves the person sitting there thinking now what. He also argues for setting up an autoresponder before you need one rather than after.
His post on mindset is candid about starting out without the head for any of this, and having to build it by listening and reading instead of waiting to feel ready.
Two reports from meetings about an advertising programme he was following read as the notes of somebody watching it closely, which is worth something in itself.
Take the call to action and autoresponder pieces first. They will change something on your own site this afternoon.