Training to Dunk
Brandon Todd is 5’5″ and can dunk a basketball. At that height, you need a 42+
inches vertical leap
The Elements of Content Strategy
Today, we're looking at a fantastic book on creating, organizing, and managing
the words, images, and media of
Sarah Allen’s Little Rules For Working Life
I’ve learned a lot of stuff working with the fellows in my program, particularly
Sarah Allen [https://web.archive.
My Experience with Toastmasters
I always thought Toastmasters [http://toastmasters.org/] was like one of those
quaint support-group esque membership organizations, in the
A New Adventure: Working at the Smithsonian as a Presidential Innovation Fellow
A little over two years ago, I wrote about taking the leap to start a company. Starting and building Ridejoy
27
So I turned 27 about a week ago.
Last year, for my 26th birthday,
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Why Practice Actually Makes Perfect
How to rewire your brain for better performance
Growing up, we all heard the expression “practice makes perfect” from our
Hartl's Ruby on Rails Tutorial
Tell anyone you’re learning Ruby on Rails and you’ll soon get a recommendation
for Ruby on Rails Tutorial
There's Nothing to Complain About
Photo: My father reunited with some of his old friends
My father was born in China as the middle of
Learning to Code with Treehouse
1) Have a learning plan
I signed up for Treehouse
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Why Learning to Code Matters to Me
One of my goals for 2013 is to learn enough about programming to build and
release publicly a simple web
Using Variable Rewards to Drive Behavior Change
There's something thrilling about newness and uncertainty. Whether it's watching a gripping Christopher Nolan film, starting