Space for spontaneity
One of the reasons I like planning a few “anchor” events for my weekend is that I find a few plans still leave plenty of …Read More
Writing About Time Management, Life, Careers & Family
One at a time
Thursday night is trash night in my neck of the woods. We hauled our cans to the top of the driveway and, as we do …Read More
Lifestyle magazine
I'm not sure the exact date this aired (possibly Sept 13 on TBN?) but Lifestyle Magazine featured me in this interview on 168 Hours (from …Read More
Up in the air
I spoke at the Meadowdale Branch Library in Chesterfield County last night about All the Money in the World. The organizers were wonderful, doing an …Read More
September in Saugatuck
I had a fun confluence of events this past weekend that had me back in the Midwest. I was invited to speak in Chicago at …Read More
Scaling up me
I've been thinking a lot lately about what computers can do. I've also been thinking about a quote, paraphrased from Ambassador Frank Baxter (who now …Read More
Work shift
When I had trouble falling asleep the other night -- knowing I'd have to get up at 5:20 a.m. to make my 6:30 a.m. train …Read More
Juggle multiple projects — without dropping the ball
I’m staring down a few deadlines for rather large projects. I took 3 weeks off from work between late July and Labor Day, and while …Read More
The exhaustion of doing nothing
I’ve been writing a lot lately about weekend time management. I know that sounds like an oxymoron -- weekends are the time we don’t have …Read More
There’s nothing frugal about a $10 bag of chocolate chips
I spent last Friday injecting some cash into the local economy. It had been several months since we went to Costco and the pantry was …Read More