Seth Godin and the Future of Books
The big buzz in book circles this morning is that Seth Godin, author of Linchpin and 11 other books, is retiring. Well, not exactly. He's …Read More
Category Archives: 168 Hours – the book
Conference bound? Here’s what you can skip
The blogosphere is full of productivity tips. Some are ridiculous, and some are good. One of the best ideas I've come across? Do not take …Read More
Another Real Simple stunner: what would you do with a free day?
Those of you who are long-time readers of this blog know that I am both obsessed with Real Simple, and like to make fun of …Read More
The 2016 Hours of Summer
There are 168 hours in a week. Many kids have roughly 12 weeks off from school for June, July and August. This raises the question …Read More
“The best book on time management I’ve ever read”
That's the verdict from life coach Tim Brownson (according to a post on Alisa Bowman's Project Happily Ever After blog). Tim wrote a full review …Read More
Hello World!
Finally, it is here. The official launch day for 168 Hours: You Have More Time Than You Think. What, you may ask, is 168 hours? It’s …Read More
Eating sanely when life is insane
This week has been busy. Figure in one overnight trip to DC (which almost, but mercifully did not, coincide with Michael’s trip to the west …Read More
First Friday Book Synopsis and 168 Hours
Thanks to the folks over at First Friday Book Synopsis for sharing some questions from 168 Hours on how to find the right job! One of …Read More
Navigating the Children’s Activity Gauntlet
I think it’s an open question whether younger kids or older kids require more juggling. My kids are quite young – almost 3, and 7 …Read More
Know what the next level looks like
There is a lot of randomness in the universe. Occasionally, people get ahead just by being in the right place at the right time. But in …Read More