168 Hours Challenge Day 2
Thanks to everyone who's been participating! We got tons of time logs here, at Facebook, at Twitter, and some folks emailed me. Congrats to Claudia, …Read More
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168 Hours Challenge, Day 1
We have about 70 folks logging their time this week (or at least claiming they are!) Here's mine on this Monday June 14. I will …Read More
Go! (The 168Hours Challenge)
Ladies and gentlemen, start your time logs! We'll be recording how we spend our time June 14-20, to learn where the hours really go. We …Read More
The 168 Hours Challenge: Ready, set…
Tomorrow morning the 168 Hours Challenge begins! For a week (168 hours), several dozen of us will be logging our time to see where the …Read More
Another Real Simple stunner: what would you do with a free day?
Those of you who are long-time readers of this blog know that I am both obsessed with Real Simple, and like to make fun of …Read More
The 2016 Hours of Summer
There are 168 hours in a week. Many kids have roughly 12 weeks off from school for June, July and August. This raises the question …Read More
How to avoid having a Napoleon Dynamite summer
That's the headline on The Organized Parent's write-up of 168 Hours. Organization guru Stephanie Vozza talks about figuring out how she and her family will …Read More
“But that wasn’t a typical week!”
Thanks to everyone who is signing up for the 168 Hour Challenge, on Facebook and here. If you're on the fence, just try logging your …Read More
Where does the time go? Find out!
Have you ever told yourself that there just aren't enough hours in the day? Have you ever wondered where the time really goes? Well, now is your …Read More
How Not to Get More Done in Less Time (and the NY Post)
Alisa Bowman, author of the forthcoming book Project Happily Ever After, penned an amazing review of 168 Hours today called "How Not to Get More …Read More