168 Hours Challenge, Day 1
The act of observing something changes the thing being observed. That principle of physics has applications to our lives. If you've ever kept a food …Read More
Writing About Time Management, Life, Careers & Family
Pre-Challenge Thoughts
I plan to keep track of my time this week. It's been a while since I've done so, and I'm curious to see what my …Read More
Round-up: A New 168 Hours Challenge
It's been a great week! I gave a speech last night to the Healthcare Businesswomen's Association Mid-Atlantic chapter in Wilmington, DE. Several women logged their …Read More
What On Earth Am I Doing With My Time?
Welcome to My168Hours! My traffic logs are showing a bunch of new visitors (from BNET, Free Range Kids, the Miami Herald, etc.). If you're new …Read More
Sherpa Parents, And The Fall-Out
On the Saturday before Mother's Day, Lenore Skenazy (author of Free Range Kids and a long-time friend of 168 Hours) penned a funny op-ed for …Read More
Fear.less, Tony Hsieh, and the Fear of Public Speaking
168 Hours (and a loooong interview with me) is featured in this month's fear.less magazine (that link takes you to the downloadable copy or you …Read More
Oh…Pioneers…
I had heard of The Pioneer Woman blog before, but hadn't really thought too deeply about the saga of Ree Drummond until I read a …Read More
Round-Up: Homeschooling And 168 Hours
Those of you reading the comments will see one from Annie Kate with a link to a review of 168 Hours. I thought it was …Read More
What Do CEOs Do With Their Time?
When you start studying questions of how people spend their time, you quickly realize there's a big problem. Most of what we "know" about life …Read More
Why Is Meagan Francis’s Housekeeper Controversial?
Over at The Happiest Mom lately, Meagan Francis has been starting a Mother's Day related conversation on the fiction of doing it all. As long-time …Read More