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Burkey

confessions of an overworked gym-owner trying to do a little better... maker of things, occasional writer, and owner/operator of station515

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I can’t believe this was released two years ago. I also can’t believe that I’m referring to things I wrote as being “released” but that’s a topic for another day… Mostly, I struggle with the idea of creating things that I love and am proud...

8 days ago
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The Workmanship of Risk...

I recently read C. Thi Nguyens work “The Score” and have not been able to get some of the ideas out of my head since. The work is focused on the philosophy of games, on how rules and metrics can be used to create freedom and creativity – or...

21 days ago
7

Friction.

I have been lurking on r/personaltrainers for a while now and one thing I noticed is the most common post seems to be a version of this: Bots (possibly ones made of flesh and blood) trying to find “friction” and “pain points” in your onboar...

2 months ago
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Building Birdhouses and Being Uncomfortable

not a goal in itself, nor to simply be avoided – discomfort is information.

Training is, above all, communication.

So many of us want the result now, we feel like we started too late and need to catch up – so we try to take a shortcut. B...

4 months ago
17
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AGENCY

It was 6 years ago this week. Nostalgic isn the right word, but I have to admit that there was, at least initially, a sense of solidarity that seemed to permeate the collective. Fear or uncertainty or at least a recognition that everyone we...

5 months ago
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