False choices
The human brain really likes two-sided arguments. They are easy to understand. However, the either/or mindset produces some interesting false choices that then shape the …Read More
The human brain really likes two-sided arguments. They are easy to understand. However, the either/or mindset produces some interesting false choices that then shape the …Read More
Piggy-backing on Real Simple's women and time survey (blogged about here), the magazine's website has launched a "Women & Time" web feature where readers can …Read More
This week's Time magazine cover story is on "The Richer Sex," with author Liza Mundy arguing that women are poised to take over as the …Read More
I'm running an informal book club here on the blog, working through the chapters of All the Money in the World one week at a …Read More
Last summer, I mentioned Sal Khan and the Khan Academy a few times on this blog. The feature piece I wrote on that topic, "The …Read More
In 168 Hours, I write that if you don’t think something is a top priority for your time, you have three choices. You can ignore …Read More
One of the most gratifying parts of writing self-help books is that I hear from people who’ve made big life changes -- or had massive …Read More
The April issue of Real Simple features a long package on women and time. Based on a survey done for Real Simple and the Families …Read More
For the next few months on this blog, I’ll be hosting an informal book club devoted to All the Money in the World. I’ll go …Read More