Through this type of self selection (those who don't want all the posts will unlike, those who do will continue to subscribe), the blog may end up with a user base of the most engaged fans rather than a larger user base that causes higher "sponsored post" fees.
The most important metric for businesses using social media is engagement rather than raw reach, IMO.
If some people can work efficiently enough at a startup to only work 9 hours a day, more power to them.
However, it's been my experience that those who truly dedicate every waking moment to their business and immerse themselves in work tend to get their startup off the ground in the biggest ways.
The thing is, violence is not the correct response to hateful or derogatory speech. It's much more effective to use positive actions to prove the speech wrong; people don't respond well to losing verbal arguments, but no one can argue with results from positive actions.
" 'Never Quit.' What a spectacularly bad piece of advice. I think the advice giver meant to say 'Never quit something with great long-term potential just because you can’t deal with the stress of the moment'. Now that’s good advice."
There are glasses involved, but from the looks of a video posted on Hip Hop Gamer Show the picture isn't blurry without the glasses. He's freaking out in the vid playing COD in 3D... hilarious.
The most important metric for businesses using social media is engagement rather than raw reach, IMO.