- @avantgame Very nice! I'm training for my first marathon right now. in reply to avantgame #
- By focusing on habits, you becomes less dependent on goals but thrive on consistency. Consistent progress -> big things #mindfulliving #
- Designers, psychologists and technologists all can learn from @stanforddschool bootcamp! Went thru 9 hrs of design thinking & DOING. #
- How about that.. "better than anything scientists did RT @brainpicker Gamers achieve crowdsourced design of protein http://t.co/pNmhOLrv in reply to brainpicker #
- @StephHabif @geoffclapp @SpiralBoundApp Just saw this too. I might need to set up emulation on my machine to try app.
in reply to StephHabif # - Apparently morning people may be more creative at night (vice-versa too) http://t.co/kY0QOQ8C wildly cool study #
- How did the Nike Fuelband sell out by Monday morning? Would have LOVED this for marathon training. #
- AI will eventually drive healthcare, but not anytime soon http://t.co/NjGYvnHv @fredtrotter on @techcrunch 's "Doctors or Algorithms?" #
- @vladblagi @bjfogg Re. your questions, three steps: Simplify the behavior. Test. Iterate. in reply to vladblagi #
- @freegorifero the @nytimes groupthink article is oft-misquoted. I enjoyed your rescope for designers #
- No. Data does not always lead to behavior change. Gamification does not always lead to behavior change. They're part of a larger picture! #
- Paul Adams: persuasion & influence comes from our inner tightly connected circles http://t.co/XWVIqdts via @davismasten @paddy #
- RT @massivehealth: [Infographic] Carbs Are Killing You: Why Fat Doesn't Make You Fat via @cassandra_leong in reply to cassandra_leong #
- I'm reading Ultramarathon Man (dude who ran 50 marathons in 50 days) he's basically on a slow carb diet cc @cassandra_leong @massivehealth #
- @leximaven @RUNspiration God speed.. which marathon are you training for? in reply to leximaven #
- @bharatvasan Hey! how close is @mybasis to launch? I'm purchasing a hr monitor (ideally accelerometer) within 1 month for my first marathon! #
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I live in Palo Alto studying Computer Science at Stanford University. I'm part of the the Human Computer Interaction group and writing my Master's thesis. I focus on how intentionality and mindfulness influences behavior.
My research interests are persuasive design, ubiquitous technology and social computing. I design and develop mobile / web applications, then study how people interact with these technologies. I feel blessed to have an incredible group of friends and advisors to support me in my path of enriching the world around us.
I fuel my time in school with spontaneous adventure, diverse (spicy) foods, drama/action movies, and naps.
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