Writing About Time Management, Life, Careers & Family

Baby Sam is almost 6 months old, and has yet to try his first bottle of formula. While I'm certainly not the kind of mother …Read More

The National Sleep Foundation released the results of its annual Sleep in America poll earlier this week, which sparks an annual rush among headline writers …Read More

I usually spend my Tuesday nights rehearsing with the Young New Yorkers' Chorus, but after a great concert this past weekend, we decided to take …Read More

My (mostly positive) review of Dan Pink's Drive ran over at City Journal's website on Friday. Pink argues that the best motivation is intrinsic, which …Read More

These days, corporate ladders are few and far between.  The chances that you will retire at age 65 from the place that hires you at …Read More

One of the ideas people shared with me as I was writing 168 Hours was to plan ahead and find space in my schedule for …Read More

The 168 Hours video is ready for viewing! There is a link from this blog to the video in the menu at right; for people …Read More

Some warm morning, nearly 200 years ago, John Keats was lying outside enjoying the breeze: “My idle days?  Ripe was the drowsy hour; The blissful cloud of …Read More

These days, growing numbers of us have projects, not jobs. If we work in traditional settings, we may be responsible for different activities, and many …Read More

In my sole proprietor journalist life, I don't have many conference calls. Basically, the only calls I'm ever on involve me and one other person, …Read More