Blog
My personal blog where I write personal thoughts on all things tech, chiropractic, fitness, or other rants.
I also have a blog about presentation design and a podcast and blog at ExploringChiropractic.com.
Something about this tweet about decreases in muscle strength for aging women felt off. Surely accelerated muscle decline couldn’t occur that early, could it?
Or could a classic mistake in chart design lead to an error while misinterpreting the data and communicating the results?
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We often talk about not being “ready” to take a big action.
Any therapist or coach will ask us “Are you ever truly ready?”
What we really mean when we say we’re not ready is that we’re not yet willing…
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PredicTER is an open source tool that allows you to estimate the time it will take to conduct a systematic review based on various criteria.
I’ve always wondered what it would take to conduct a systematic review, and while watching these videos thought it might be an interesting experiment to conduct a small one on my own, just to learn the process and see what it’s like to use some of the tools.
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The Cash Flow Madde Simple diagram, from Business Made Simple.
I love the simplicity of Donald Miller’s Cash Flow Made Simple method, but I wanted to find a way to implement the 5 Checking Account approach without having to actually open 5 separate checking accounts.
HelloBonsai.com offers everything a freelancer needs to manage their small business—proposals, invoices, bookkeeping, time tracking, project and task management—and it includes a free, integrated business checking account with virtual envelopes.
Here’s how to set it up.
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I’ve admired Maria Popova’s productivity–she reportedly reads 12–15 books per week, tweets nearly every hour, and writes timely and timeless blog posts multiple times a day.
How does she accomplish so much with the same 24 hours per day that everyone is allotted? Where does she get the inspiration to make such deep connections between seemingly disparate pieces of writing?
When I was a kid, our weekly post-soccer game ritual was to go to the local bookstore and pick out a book for $5. We were always so excited. Books have that ability to pull out a rare instance of delayed gratification.
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Hirschtritt & Kelly (2024) detail four tips to help providers gain their patients’ trust and improve the telemedicine experience.
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