Midsummer check-in
I got a new phone in early June. Due to a complicated migration of my data, none of my apps automatically transferred. I decided to …Read More
Writing About Time Management, Life, Careers & Family
The work from home revolution that finally happened
As I've been visiting various workplaces over the past year (for speeches/workshops/etc.), I've found that a lot have landed on the official hybrid model of …Read More
NYC + attempting a “tri” day
I took a very quick trip into New York City yesterday to do a mid-day event at a law firm. I left my house at …Read More
Best of Both Worlds podcast: Intentional subtraction with Amy Laski of the Difference Lab
In life, it's easy to add things to the schedule without consciously taking other things off. But because time is absolutely limited, things wind up …Read More
Well, that was a long weekend…plus tiger lily sonnet
In my umpteen years of blogging, I think I've written a post about how "long weekends with small children are not relaxing" many times. The …Read More
Faster than Grubhub….
The other night I was hungry, tired, and unimpressed with the food options in the house. In other words, I was in a mood to …Read More
Best of Both Worlds podcast: The best career advice and much more with Jessi Hempel
Very few people wind up doing the same thing, decade to decade, anymore. Podcasting wasn't much of a thing in 2014, though it became more …Read More
Hello July!
If June is the Friday night of summer, July must be Saturday…so I’m hoping to cultivate a Saturday vibe this month. That was a little harder …Read More
Friday miscellany: Little summer adventures (and Bach)
The heat hasn't been quite as brutal this week, so I've had a few outdoor adventures. I walked with a friend through some nature trails …Read More
Well, we don’t have to…
The house feels weirdly empty this week. The 12-year-old is staying with cousins for the week, and the 14-year-old departed yesterday for his technology competition. …Read More