Michael

Former neural prosthetics researcher. I now run a hardwood flooring company and dream about small scale regenerative agriculture

[Michael @mjkoby]

@PeterYiamarelos @downdetector Shit. I just restarted mine...

[Michael @mjkoby]

@megbasham This is funny

[Michael @mjkoby]

@Liquid_Bulk How unprofessional!

I run a hardwood flooring company. Our average ticket is $15k. Jobs run from $2,500 to $40,000.

We never ask for a tip. Sometimes we receive them, with much gratitude!!!

[Michael @mjkoby]

@ChrisRamsey60 I have my eyes on a building for my trade company. I'd like to lease out the 2nd half as a contractors garage.

How should I propose an owner financed deal?

Owner purchased during COVID. Did minor repairs and it has sat empty since...

[Michael @mjkoby]

@zaidkdahhaj Try Ketogenic diet

OR

OMAD (one meal a day) intermittent fasting

[Michael @mjkoby]

@AdamFlamm @VicVijayakumar @iWomansplainer Our 8 seat is AWD hybrid. Basic model for everything else

[Michael @mjkoby]

@YouTube is down?

[Michael @mjkoby]

@irentdumpsters @LoganHaskett I see this with garage doors, electrical panels, furnaces etc.

How do you do this for hardwood floors!?

[Michael @mjkoby]

@Mrczar_ It doesn't matter how hard you row, what matters is what boat you're in.

[Michael @mjkoby]

@bprintco I recall you mentioning a marketing background...

Where are you learning how to implement everything AI?

I have an engineering background, but it's been 9+ years since I switched over to the trades.

[Michael @mjkoby]

@JesterJum Be a man and set a boundary

[Michael @mjkoby]

@bprintco Is it working? My submission has been loading forever

[Michael @mjkoby]

@Jason

[Michael @mjkoby]

@HolmsieCooks Nice. What's profit on something like this?

[Michael @mjkoby]

I know someone in the gym launch program who is crushing it (brother-in-law's brother-in-law). His wife just quit her job to be with the kids full-time and they just bought a second home.

Heard a video yesterday where he says, "I took exogenous testosterone and gained 35 lbs in 6 weeks and overcame many plateaus I was stuck at with lifting". "Natural" must be a rumor

At every book launch, he uses the tactic laid out in the book to prove they work. And guess what, he's right.

[Michael @mjkoby]

@buzzbombSloth Some of this is an adaptation of @DrGaborMate 's work. Basically up until I dropped an f-bomb

[Michael @mjkoby]

The root of DISCIPLINE is DISCIPLE. Disciples follow, they are not punished into submission.

Physical punishment is equivalent to abandonment. It threatens their core need to have a healthy attachment to the parents.

The truth is that begins long before the conflict.

When you are such a present and loving parent, they want to follow you. They don't need physical or psychological punishment to be steered by fear.

When you say no, fucking mean it. You can't say "no toys on the dinner table" and then not so anything.

Instead say, "toys aren't allowed on the dinner table. Would YOU like to remove them, OR would you like ME to?"

A decision is made instantly and a clear boundary is expressed.

Much of parenting a toddler is having firm boundaries with yourself so that when the kid explores the edges of your boundaries, you are prepared to respond without the emotional dis-regulation of the OP.

They trust you because you convey trust and confidence. You are a leader.

[Michael @mjkoby]

@FoundationDads Agreed
https://t.co/mKhdOx6Pio

[Michael @mjkoby]

The root of DISCIPLINE is DISCIPLE. Disciples follow, they are not punished into submission.

Physical punishment is equivalent to abandonment. It threatens their core need to have a healthy attachment to the parents.

The truth is that begins long before the conflict.

When you are such a present and loving parent, they want to follow you. They don't need physical or psychological punishment to be steered by fear.

When you say no, fucking mean it. You can't say "no toys on the dinner table" and then not so anything.

Instead say, "toys aren't allowed on the dinner table. Would YOU like to remove them, OR would you like ME to?"

A decision is made instantly and a clear boundary is expressed.

Much of parenting a toddler is having firm boundaries with yourself so that when the kid explores the edges of your boundaries, you are prepared to respond without the emotional dis-regulation of the OP.

They trust you because you convey trust and confidence. You are a leader.

[Michael @mjkoby]

The root of DISCIPLINE is DISCIPLE. Disciples follow, they are not punished into submission.

Physical punishment is equivalent to abandonment. It threatens their core need to have a healthy attachment to the parents.

The truth is that begins long before the conflict.

When you are such a present and loving parent, they want to follow you. They don't need physical or psychological punishment to be steered by fear.

When you say no, fucking mean it. You can't say "no toys on the dinner table" and then not so anything.

Instead say, "toys aren't allowed on the dinner table. Would YOU like to remove them, OR would you like ME to?"

A decision is made instantly and a clear boundary is expressed.

Much of parenting a toddler is having firm boundaries with yourself so that when the kid explores the edges of your boundaries, you are prepared to respond without the emotional dis-regulation of the OP.

They trust you because you convey trust and confidence. You are a leader.

[Michael @mjkoby]

@GrulkeLamonte 2 or 4, but I'm not ordinary.