Managing Time Transitions
I'm not too big on small time-savers. To me, it's silly to think about a device that will let you core a pineapple faster if, …Read More
Writing About Time Management, Life, Careers & Family
Round-up: Graduates, Do What You Love
The round-up is coming a little late this week because I spent Thursday at Princeton for the She Roars conference, and Friday and Saturday at …Read More
Book Title Musings (And Call for Beta Testers)
Earlier this week I met with the editorial and publicity team over at Portfolio (the publisher of 168 Hours). We have been working for a …Read More
Do We Like To Work?
In her blog recently, Kimberly Weisul noted a study that found that Europeans are happier when they work less and have more leisure, but Americans …Read More
Venture Capitalists: It’s Time To Invest In Women (USA Today)
(Note: I have a column in today's USA Today on why women-owned businesses receive such a small percent of equity funding. Is it because sexist …Read More
If You Had A 2-Hour Workday…
I'm home with Sam (19 months) today, and we're having a fun time. There was a zoo trip and shopping -- I'll let you figure …Read More
Round-up: Is Work-Life Balance a Career-Killing Phrase?
Over at BNET this week, I blogged about the phrase "work-life balance" and asked if it is a career-killing phrase. I can't say I'm particularly …Read More
The Happiest Mom, And How We Spend Our Time
I spent some time this past week reading Megan Francis's new book, The Happiest Mom. Meagan is a long-time friend of 168 Hours, and writes …Read More
Boston, Speed, Competition and Human Performance
The Boston Marathon course is known for its hills: up and down. It's long been considered one of the most challenging of the big races, …Read More
A Different Sort of Travel
Hearing loss has always struck me as an incredibly difficult disability. I know it will happen to many of us as we age, but it …Read More