Service Designer, Center for Innovation, Mayo Clinic. My tweets are my own opinions, not my employer's.
Rochester, MN
Joined July 2012
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Secure, honorable men have always been a grave threat to power. That’s why they end up on the list of people the public is definitely supposed to hate.
#JordanPetersonRocks
#ThanksJoeRogan
Jordan Peterson is a leader, spreading the important message of taking responsibility for yourself, having humility and gratitude, and seeking meaning for humanity.
#JordanPetersonRocks
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Developing concern for others, thinking of them as part of ‘us’, brings self-confidence, reduces our sense of suspicion and mistrust, and enables us to develop a calm mind. This is important, because a calm mind can help us better cope with physical discomfort and other problems.
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He said a lot of important things, but perhaps most importantly #jeffbolton said “@MayoClinic is the #1 hospital in the world and we intend to maintain that status...” @DMCMN #dmcmn #rochmn
One of my most favorite artistic collaborations ❤️
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"As part of the 10-year agreement, Google will store Mayo data and open an office in Rochester — another positive development in the clinic’s Destination Medical Center project." startribune.com/mayo-and-goo…
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No big deal, but, tomorrow #RochMN city council has a public hearing on 100% renewable energy. facebook.com/events/43197265…
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Sometimes, simply viewing a sunflower makes me happy. I see life. I see light. I see 4.5 billion years of evolution. I see hope.
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Today, Wednesday, August 28, 2019 join @cafesteam for their Soft Opening inside One Discovery Square until 2 PM! Stop by to get the first look at this beautiful space. Coffee, tea, soups, sandwiches and new at this location - waffle bar •
#ExperienceRochesterMN #rochmn – at Шахунский район, Нижегородская область
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Join us this Thursday (8/29) for our next Green Drinks event! We’re meeting at Solar Connection (6254 34th Ave NW) at 5 pm. Matt Vetting and Tracee @VettingWolf will share their journey of building a net-zero, passive design house.
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One of the rarest things is to find people that simply to do what they say they will do.
Just doing this one step puts you in the top 10% of people.
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Of the 7 billion human beings alive today, no one wants to suffer; no one chooses to have problems. Yet, many of the problems we face are our own creation. Why? Because of ignorance. But ignorance is not permanent and whether we overcome it depends on whether we make the effort.
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Learning lessons from the Green Line @cityofsaintpaul. A national model for community-based transit and city building. Only 75 miles from #rochmn @dmcmn #dmcmn According to @jonathan_sm pay attention to the little things, parks, sidewalks, small biz.
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Why do engineers have to ruin an otherwise great streetscape with out-of-scale cobrahead lights?! – at Near West Side, Chicago
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We need patience to protect our peace of mind, our compassionate mind. Patience is part of our defense, as is forgiveness. Enemies and troublemakers are helpful in that they give us the opportunity to exercise patience and forgiveness.
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Mental transformation takes time, but it becomes easier with familiarity. Don’t entertain unrealistic expectations; it doesn’t take place quickly. It requires patience and determination over months and years, but if you keep it up, at the end of your life you’ll be content.
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Our intelligence helps us regulate our emotions. Fear, for example, is based on mistrust and a lack of self-confidence. If, on the other hand, we remain honest and truthful, open and tolerant, we will have greater self-confidence and overcome fear.
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Because anger and hostility destroy our peace of mind, it is they that are our real enemy. Anger ruins our health; a compassionate attitude restores it. If it were basic human nature to be angry, there’d be no hope, but since it is our nature to be compassionate, there is.