My week: The highs, the lows
I logged my time again last week again. I could make an argument that it wasn’t typical in the sense that I didn’t work Monday …Read More
Category Archives: 168 Hours – the book
Seeing the whole picture: My time log analysis of a week in February
I logged my time last week, Mon Feb 10- Sun Feb 16. As I’m asking numerous other women to keep logs for the Mosaic project, …Read More
The Olympics and lessons from time logs
I’ve been logging my time again. As I tell people who keep time logs for me, I learn something new every time I do this. …Read More
How to embrace — and profit from — the quirks in your schedule
Part of making the most of your time is breaking free from traditional notions of when things should happen. If date night doesn’t work, you can …Read More
If you like my books…
...would you do me a favor? January is always a big month for self-help titles. Prospective readers want to know that other people found books helpful …Read More
Guest post: How Keeping a Time Log Changed My Life And My Attitude
(Laura's note: I'll be running a few guest posts over the next month from bloggers I enjoy. I hope you'll enjoy these posts, too!) by …Read More
My own sweet time
I spent some time last night watching my daughter play with dirt on Amanda Steinberg’s deck.Steinberg, longtime readers may recall, is the founder and CEO …Read More
Dealing with a workaholic and her 100-hour work weeks
Laura's note: I'm taking a short blogging vacation. During this time, I'm running some guest posts and pieces from the archives. A version of this …Read More
The dandelion project, and other time use studies
Given the passions that discussion of women, careers, and children seems to spark -- here and elsewhere! -- I’ve been thinking this topic could really …Read More
My well-measured life (part 1)
I’ve been having dozens of people keep time logs over the past few weeks. In solidarity, I decided to track my time again, too. I …Read More