What is it with these fuzzy entrepreneurial articles, and how do they get 15 votes? An article's appearance on foundread.com must kill off the 'critical thinki

What is it with these fuzzy entrepreneurial articles, and how do they get 15 votes? An article's appearance on foundread.com must kill off the 'critical thinking 101' brain cells or something... 1) The author's examples aren't terribly convincing, especially when they're trying to support an argument followed by the ever-definitive 'Always.' 2) In 3 out of 3 examples, his gut totally rocked. In fact, I don't think I've ever seen a more statistically significant sample. I wonder if it helped him out as effectively in multiple choice exams. 2) The author is an 'Internet Marketing Manager'. That's a respectable job, I'm sure, but his advice would probably carry more authority if his gut started a really successful company.