Snow falling on daffodils
We woke to a spring snow storm this morning, but it's been a good morning nonetheless. I woke up on my own around 6:15 a.m. (the …Read More
Writing About Time Management, Life, Careers & Family
Teaching kids time management
We are deep into March's round of parent-teacher conferences, and one of the skills the forms have teachers talk about is "using time efficiently." I …Read More
Better bits of time
I am always on the lookout for better ways to spend little bits of time. It is very easy to do nothing of consequence: delete …Read More
As time opens up
Perhaps it is the coming spring.* Perhaps it is the lull between sports. But this weekend had a different feel to it. When there are …Read More
What I’m into (March edition)
Time for another miscellany post on life right now. Here are a few things I'm into as of this month. The running streak. It lives. I …Read More
Books read in February
I had somewhat fallen out of the habit of reading books in recent years. OK, that is not entirely true. I have always read a …Read More
Video games, time, and the labor market
Video games are a fun way to spend the time. I spent many a happy hour as a kid trying to beat Super Mario Brothers, …Read More
Nostalgia and forward motion
This weekend featured an interesting mix of memories and signs the kids are growing up. It started on Friday, when I drove to Princeton University …Read More
The 5 languages of money
My friend Amanda Steinberg, founder of DailyWorth, has a new book out this month called Worth It: Your Life, Your Money, Your Terms. In years …Read More
What to do when your colleagues do not care about their personal lives
I spoke to the Wharton Women in Business group yesterday. These ambitious women at one of the country's top business schools are always fun to …Read More