The CEO life: More balanced than you might think
When you think of the job of CEO of a public company, the assumption is that it is all-consuming. Perhaps most people don't log 100-hour …Read More
Category Archives: Time Management
What would happen if you let it go?
Certain activities must be done. You need to feed yourself and anyone who is physically dependent on you. The consequences of other choices -- say, …Read More
Time flies…or does it?
My 11-year-old is on his big 5th grade end-of-year trip today. He packed his bag, and got up bright and early, excited to visit a …Read More
Podcast: The stay-at-home dad model – would it work for your family?
My podcast co-host Sarah and I both care deeply about our careers. We both earn a good living, but neither of us is the primary …Read More
Making time to sing
I spent a lot of time singing this weekend. My church choir sang the Missa Gaia to celebrate Earth Day. The normal Thursday night choir …Read More
Another 8760 hours: Notes on a third year of time tracking
Three years ago, in April 2015, I decided to start tracking my time continuously. While I had tracked my time for a few weeks here …Read More
Tackling the weekend, solo
My husband was gone all weekend. This is a relatively rare occurrence, but still never my favorite one. Especially since I am still out of …Read More
Spring break in the UK
Frequent blog readers may recall that, at some point this winter, I suffered a bout of planning fatigue. Having figured out summer vacations, camp schedules, …Read More
Not this again
Another week, another snowstorm. Another week of switching flights around. Another week of early dismissals and school cancelations. I was in Seattle/Tacoma giving a speech …Read More
Louisville and life
Note: this post talks about the death of a friend - just a heads up. Life is a mosaic, and Monday was one of those days …Read More