Just a hunch (the trouble with what everyone “knows”)
Those of you who've been reading this blog for a while know that what one "can" and "can't" do during pregnancy is one of my …Read More
Writing About Time Management, Life, Careers & Family
Cars, the Ziploc bag and the hedonic treadmill
In much of America, a car is necessary if you want to get anywhere. And so, while I've seen various figures, it appears that roughly …Read More
The Motherhood to feature 168 Hours
Please join me for a live chat at The Motherhood on Tuesday, Oct 12 at 1pm eastern. We'll be discussing where the time goes, and …Read More
Revised Me 2.0 Out Today
What is your personal brand? And how are you letting the world know about it? Those are the questions that Dan Schawbel (who I interviewed for …Read More
10/01/10: My List of 100 Dreams
As promised, today is List of 100 Dreams Day here at My168Hours.com. I'm posting the first 100 dreams that I came up with, and I …Read More
The $20 umbrella, and spending mindfully
It has been a dreary week here on the East Coast - raining just about every one of the past 168 hours. Yet somehow, I …Read More
10/01/10: List of 100 Dreams Day
One of the great things about having your own blog is that you can designate holidays within your own micro-publishing empire whenever you like. So …Read More
Theresa Daytner update
Writing 168 Hours, it was very important to me to use real people with their real names. Many self-help books are filled with morality tales …Read More
Bug parts in the Similac, and getting more efficient over time
There's a lot of literature out there on how to be more productive. It's full of tips and tricks, like making to-do lists, possibly while …Read More
Happy 1st birthday, Sam!
One year ago today was apparently the busiest day in recent memory on NYU Hospital's labor and delivery floor, because my induction (scheduled as I …Read More