Get short, timely messages from Duff McDuffee.

Twitter is a rich source of instantly updated information. It's easy to stay updated on an incredibly wide variety of topics. Join today and follow @duffmcduffee.

Get updates via SMS by texting follow duffmcduffee to 40404 in the United States
Codes for other countries

Country	Code	For customers of
Two-way (sending and receiving) short codes:
Australia	0198089488 Telstra
Canada	21212 (any)
United Kingdom	86444 Vodafone, Orange, 3, O2
Indonesia	89887 AXIS, 3, Telkomsel
Ireland	51210 O2
India	53000 Bharti Airtel, Videocon
Jordan	90903 Zain
New Zealand	8987 Vodafone, Telecom NZ
United States	40404 (any)

duffmcduffee

Don't waste another minute on Twitter. Watch this for the next 5 hours instead: youtube.com/watch?v=6GggY4… about 2 hours ago via web
AndyFossett No offense to clients of mine who ARE extremely savvy, but expecting your clients to be savvy is usually a terrible business mistake. 5:58 PM May 30th via web Retweeted by duffmcduffee
@PaulIngraham Yea, Twitter is a terrible medium for deep discussion :) 1:25 PM May 30th via web in reply to PaulIngraham
@PaulIngraham I'll check it out, thanks 1:25 PM May 30th via web in reply to PaulIngraham
@PaulIngraham Oh, I very much agree with you there, and I find that approach very problematic. 1:13 PM May 30th via web in reply to PaulIngraham
@PaulIngraham A lot of folks reject acupuncture research from China as lacking rigor though, so I remain agnostic about it 1:13 PM May 30th via web in reply to PaulIngraham
@PaulIngraham I wouldn't get acupuncture for pain, but there is a lot of research from China showing effectiveness with other conditions 1:12 PM May 30th via web in reply to PaulIngraham
@PaulIngraham ...which doesn't mean old school Rolfing wasn't dangerous, only that it isn't taught/practiced like that now from what I know 1:11 PM May 30th via web in reply to PaulIngraham
@PaulIngraham For instance you mention old-school Rolfing, which was indeed dangerous, but very few Rolfers/SI therapists do that anymore 1:10 PM May 30th via web in reply to PaulIngraham
@PaulIngraham I definitely agree with your three rules of thumb. I'm not so convinced (yet?) of what you put in those categories though. 1:08 PM May 30th via web in reply to PaulIngraham
Interesting (long) article on stretching saveyourself.ca/articles/stret… via @PaulIngraham 1:08 PM May 30th via web
onakiser recipe insists on raw honey...which you then cook while making the end product. ? 11:46 AM May 30th via HootSuite Retweeted by duffmcduffee
@PaulIngraham Now THAT I definitely agree with 12:06 PM May 30th via web in reply to PaulIngraham
PaulIngraham Law of bad therapy: the sketchiest treatments are promoted the most aggressively. 11:31 AM May 28th via web Retweeted by duffmcduffee and 1 other
@PaulIngraham @AndyFossett I know how Venn diagrams work, and I read the article. I continue to disagree. 11:56 AM May 30th via web in reply to PaulIngraham
Just fixed a problem with our work email that I did not expect to be able to fix on my own. Go Geek Power! 11:55 AM May 30th via web
JimWray @MuJuShinKyo in my own idiotic experience i find that "nirvana" is not necessarily free from all forms of suffering. 11:16 PM May 29th via web in reply to MuJuShinKyo Retweeted by duffmcduffee and 2 others
"In most cases, the results of scientific studies conclude X for Y population, therefore I can stop observing and thinking" 11:19 PM May 29th via web
@AndyFossett I like @PaulIngraham's rules of thumb, but disagree with almost all of his anti-recommendations (except homeopathy) 11:15 PM May 29th via web in reply to AndyFossett
@alaindebotton now that's gamification I could believe in 11:11 PM May 29th via web in reply to alaindebotton

Name Duff McDuffee
Location Boulder, CO
Web http://learncoret...
Bio Personal Change Consulting: http://duffmcduffee.com Writing on Personal Development: http://beyondgrowth.net