David Alger

Marketing guy by day. Improv director and performer by night. Love the One Minute Briefs Contest. So, so much fun. 11 OMB wins. @OneMinuteBriefs and #OMBLE😎

[David Alger @dalger2001]

My new goal in life is to be last.

There is surprisingly little competition.

I have been successful several times already.

[David Alger @dalger2001]

@aigleeson Liking the book, though he is reaching a bit in the writing.

[David Alger @dalger2001]

@bus_kerdou The average height in the U.S. for men is 5'9". Not sure he qualifies a short king.

[Max @minordissent]

Transition aversion and sustained attention are effectively the same thing. The harder you find transitioning the easier you find committing to and following through with things you’ve started. It’s basically trait conscientiousness.

[Alex Lima @byalexlima]

This is also just accurate behavioral economics.
Kahneman spent a career documenting that humans respond more to framing than to underlying reality.
Napoleon figured it out with a flag and a name change. The therapy industry figured it out with a $200/hour waiting list.
Both work. Only one involves artillery.

[David Alger @dalger2001]

@AvonandsomerRob the mechanics are always the same. More calories out than in - but it is figuring out the ways that make that easier for you.

[David Alger @dalger2001]

@AvonandsomerRob Increasing fiber. Decreasing drinking. Eating earlier in the day. Sometimes taking GABA or an aspirin before sleeping. Sleeping more.

[David Alger @dalger2001]

@dpatrickaldrin Is it an ebook or a physical book?

[Patrick Aldrin @dpatrickaldrin]

The game:

Sovereignity over your own mind.

Marcus wrote daily to stay in it.

You don’t have to.

I built a 21-day workbook — Stoic, Zen, Tao, modern. One practice a day.

Less anxiety. More presence. A mind that works for you.

https://t.co/Vx87qgdVe9

[David Alger @dalger2001]

@HussainIbarra You don't have to move weights fast to work type 2 fibers. You have to go near failure.

[David Alger @dalger2001]

@z9alph Amazing. Cops in Oakland would have shot him.

[Mollie @MZHemingway]

Ah the good ole flyer-plastered utility pole.

[クロ｜忙しい会社員専門のAIアフィ設計 @kuro_ai_afi]

@09pauai 気持ちや意向を汲み取って、先回りして行動できる人すごいですよね！
アフィもそれできる人は強いと思いました！

[David Alger @dalger2001]

@FitnessHarbor_ Sorry, don't trust either of them.

[David Alger @dalger2001]

@seeingmole @mariekeflament Sorry, 50 miles outside of Tokyo and haven't needed a car.

[David Alger @dalger2001]

@mrichert @usbank Worst bank ever!

[David Alger @dalger2001]

@gregogallagher The new pill one? Foundayo?

They are safe or have to wait longer for more data to come out?

[David Alger @dalger2001]

@usbank @deesophiee7 Had nothing but bad experiences with US Bank. Avoid them at all costs.

[David Alger @dalger2001]

@HTLGTM He isn't trying. All he would have to do is go in with punches are her off balance kicks.

[David Alger @dalger2001]

@AJA_Cortes The "secret" techniques are pretty open. They work rather well. They are a basic part of karate and jujitsu training. Not flashy. Not interesting.

Strikes to the hollow of the neck, groin, knee, solar plexus - can all stop an attacker pretty fast.