confidence comes from the 'I did that.' (x100)

it's actually just an honest discernment of reality, I don't think it's an arbitrary state of mind

This is my favorite new trick.

I've been shocked how often we humans are just kind of vaguely worried in the direction of something.

(Props to Daniel Golliher 🗽 for teaching me this move.)

How Moxie does goals in one page

I think this could be a very cool role, and Daniel can likely help you get it. You should DM him if you might be interested.

Okay, so we pass a law where before any company can ask you for a rating, review, or feedback of any kind, they have to see if you've added your email to a national database where you can opt out of those things forever.

Old but good is my niche, bay-bee.

It’s old, but I still recommend Refactoring Rails as one of the best courses you can take to level up as a Rails developer. refactoringrails.io

Maximum New York will be rolling out 'Neighborhood Associations in a Box' this summer.

Have you always wanted to meet your neighbors, collaborate with them to better the world, and have a good time?

DM/comment if interested, and more info coming soon.

If you build something for yourself, you'll likely have at least one happy user. It's very possible to do worse than that.

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For you, dating is more of a...

I think I'm chronically forgetting to create stability in my core and unconsciously trying to make up for it with jaw tension.

ill be hosting a biweekly deep coworking sesh for technologists, scientists, and researchers called smalltalk

dm me for invite:)

People regularly tell me they just got value from a recording of a conference talk I gave 12 years ago.

The ROI of publishing things on the internet is insane.

Heading to something like my sixth MicroConf(!)

One of my goals for the conf is to be as helpful as possible.

If you'd like to pick my brain about absolutely anything, snag me any time you see me in person.

Dating apps are a giant infohazard. You're not supposed to know this many people would date you.

The never-ending struggle to parent the small child who also lives in my brain.

Twitter follow is a good game. If you play well, you grow much smarter than you could possibly become on your own. If you play badly you completely lose your mind, become a shell of yourself, endure the penal colony of fame with none of its upsides.

This, but for everything. But especially when you apply for a job.