Best of Both Worlds podcast: Deprivation-free frugality
Plenty of people want to save money, but frugality often gets a bad reputation. We think of deprivation, and who wants that? But there are plenty …Read More
Writing About Time Management, Life, Careers & Family
It’s Labor Day weekend — here’s how I did on the Summer Fun List
Back in May I posted my Summer Fun List — things I wanted to do to make the season memorable. It’s Labor Day weekend and …Read More
Content, time tracking challenge, Big Time
I got back yesterday from a very quick trip to NYC. I saw Gillian Goddard, had a few more meetings, ran in Central Park, walked …Read More
Best of Both Worlds podcast: Meal planning — the perennial challenge
Fall is a great time for tweaking routines. For many families, meal planning is a perennial challenge. How can everyone eat quickly, and decently, without …Read More
August reflections, plus looking forward to September
Today is the last day of August, and this has been quite a month! One thing I’ve learned about time over the years is that …Read More
100 hours on the ground in Sydney (and many in the air/on the tarmac)
I am just back from a quick but mostly cool trip to Sydney, AustraliaI I gave a speech for a conference at the convention center …Read More
Best of Both Worlds podcast: Around the world with kids (and Elisabeth Frost)
Traveling with kids is always an adventure. And some families are more adventurous than others! In this week's episode, Sarah interviews Elisabeth Frost, a long-time friend …Read More
Another summer at the Jersey shore
I recently wrapped up my family’s annual summer trip to the beach. We went to the same town on the Jersey shore we’ve gone to …Read More
Best of Both Worlds podcast: The annual back-to-school bonanza
Sarah and I launched Best of Both Worlds in August 2017. We lightly covered back-to-school season that August because only a few of our kids …Read More
Best of Both Worlds podcast: Mental strength with Amy Morin
Life often requires a lot of resilience. While no one wants to have to rebuild from bad things happening, we often don't have a choice. …Read More
