TBT Scorecard: What’s your back-up plan?
In Tranquility by Tuesday (out two weeks from tomorrow!) each chapter has a main rule, and then a bonus strategy. The bonus strategy in the …Read More
Writing About Time Management, Life, Careers & Family
How to find little adventures (plus the TBT videos — available now for those who pre-order!)
One of the Tranquility by Tuesday rules is to have “one big adventure” and “one little adventure” each week. A big adventure is something novel …Read More
Organized doesn’t have to look ‘organized’
I spent a lot of time on airplanes this week. My airline reading brain candy of choice — for those moments when it’s tough to …Read More
Best of Both Worlds podcast: Routines with routine-crafting expert Ashley Brown
Routines are critical for a productive life. Chosen well, they make good choices automatic. That's why we are big fans of routines here at Best of …Read More
TBT Scorecard: Some adventures are more painful than others
It's Monday, so it's time for another TBT scorecard! For any new readers here wondering what a “TBT scorecard” might be: I wrote a book called …Read More
Friday miscellany: Getting ready to ride the wave
I love writing books. There is something so satisfying about studying a topic in depth and then exploring it at length. Then, after the book writing …Read More
What would you do with your night off?
When you’re in the busy years of raising a family and building a career, it can feel like you’re always doing things for other people. …Read More
Best of Both Worlds podcast: Quiet Quitting, Beautiful Boundaries, and Fall Fun
"Quiet quitting" is quite the hot topic these days. That may be because of the phrase's ambiguity. It seems the most popular definition is doing …Read More
TBT Scorecard: Sleep debts (plus Portland)
Last week was an intense week. The kids all started school and I traveled to Portland (Maine) for work, plus Labor Day made it a …Read More
The 2022 Fall Fun List
There is something gratuitously glorious about fall in places full of deciduous trees. Spring flowers make sense — attracting pollinators and the like. But fall …Read More