Video. More and more endmyopia content is available with video. We have an entire YouTube channel filled with various levels of cringe while Jake attempts to explain core concepts, goes on epic rants, and digresses via extensive rambles.
If video is your thing, our YouTube channel is definitely your thing.
Not that pro topic how-to guide videos are no longer available publicly on the channel. This is since Jake likes dialog and community and two way streets of contribution, so for the advanced topics you’ll have to be a member of the free endmyopia Le Meow forum. There the how-to forum contains dozens more videos discussing advanced actionable strategies to get all your 20/20 gains.
Zee Vorld Tour
Jaaa. So, the plan for 2016. More video, in more places, with more of our darling vision improving students. My wee brain is thinking that by then I'll have halfway passable video skills. And by then you'll be plenty tired of just seeing my weird face on camera. Just in time to cure your then-ennui, we'll have new locales, new perspectives, and new stories. For the record here, I'm terrible at planning. Mostly I go wherever there are cookies or Italian food, [...]
Active Focus: The Link List (+ Video Explainer)
Active focus is the core visual stimulus concept in endmyopia.
iPhone 6: Wow, That Screen Seems SMALL
Just in time for being one year behind the iPhone curve, I bought one. I'm a huge tech nerd, naturally. I'm somewhat known to pack up and leave for new continents, with a one way ticket and small laptop bag. Sell everything, and leave with one change of clothes, wallet, and hardly anything. But there's always an excess of phones in my bag. Small phones, big phones, even though I try to give away the old ones. There are still [...]
When NOT To Wear Your Full Prescription Glasses (Q&A #8)
Yay, finally another Q&A is done and ready for you. I'm hoping to circle back around and get on to making more of these for the proper program soon, as well. Today's Q&A is probably a result of my not having explained the best use for the differential (reduced for close-up use) prescription more clearly. No less than three of the same question in the same thread, in one single day. Oops. I answered in the forum of course, but [...]
Do You Really Need Distance Vision? (Ghost Tower Edit)
In BackTo20/20 we talk a lot about process. Measurements, lens use, and all the steps and details that yield the most potential for progressing towards better distance vision. I figure it makes sense to have it that way. 20 minute sessions, you know exactly what to expect. Follow the process, no fluff, and a consistent platform to help you troubleshoot challenges and field questions. It's the most efficient system I could come up with. And yet ... I struggle with [...]
Contacts For Peripheral Vision? (Q&A #6)
Quick Q&A today. We'll take a look at whether it makes sense to start wearing contact lenses just for peripheral vision. And, if you should concern yourself with single eye exercises. These are from the support forum, feel free to add your own observations. And if you're not sure whether to ask? Then definitely don't. We can't have silly questions. That or do ask. Always. You can't even imagine how many months I went chasing answers for the most seemingly [...]