Reader question: Letting go of the guilt
Today's understatement: Many people have spent the past six months working in less-than-ideal circumstances. Working from home a few times a week is a great …Read More
Today's understatement: Many people have spent the past six months working in less-than-ideal circumstances. Working from home a few times a week is a great …Read More
All the news comes back to Covid some way or another. It can be really hard to find factual, straightforward information that isn't designed to …Read More
During my junior year of college, I joined the campus choir. We spent much of the late fall and winter learning Bach's B-Minor Mass. I …Read More
Long-time readers might remember that I posted a summary of books read each month from 2017 to sometime this spring. Then I just...stopped. Partly it's …Read More
No one likes "convenience fees." These little charges often get added to online ticket purchases. Rather than list the price as the actual price, the …Read More
Today's episode of Best of Both Worlds features a very special guest: Sarah's little sister, Rebecca Hart! Hart owns Warm 'n Fuzzy, a specialty yarn …Read More
This has been quite the year. It is almost three-quarters done, which means there is one quarter left to go. Lots of organizations do annual …Read More
Certain habits make life feel doable. When they go awry, everything else is much harder. In this episode of Best of Both Worlds, Sarah and …Read More
Mondays have a rough reputation. I'm personally fond of the day, but I know that's partly because I work from home (no commute) and work …Read More
I called my first time management book 168 Hours (have you read it??). That's the number of hours in a week. All these years later, …Read More