Would you want to be two places at once?
Kamy Wicoff, the founder of SheWrites.com, and a writer herself, recounts a moment of inspiration for her new novel Wishful Thinking. “I remember at one …Read More
Category Archives: Time Management
Sleep: Part of this American life
The American Time Use Survey is out today. Every year, the Bureau of Labor Statistics does this large scale time diary study to find out …Read More
Forget finding time for a partner. How do you find time to find a partner?
This past weekend I spoke at the Forte Foundation’s annual MBA conference in Washington D.C. My audience was a great group of young women who …Read More
You don’t have to start on Monday
Plenty of people would like to track their time, and there are many ways to do this. But it turns out there’s one particular time …Read More
Friday fodder: links, updates
This has been another full week of book promotion activities. I recorded 22 radio segments on Tuesday (and hosted the webinar for book club members …Read More
The mosaic has many tiles
It has been quite a week. I have enjoyed talking with different audiences about I Know How She Does It, including to a full crowd …Read More
The perfect: an enemy of the good
Things are a bit tightly scheduled around here this week, and as a result I haven’t carved out as much time for running as I …Read More
My 2015 List of 100 Dreams
In 168 Hours, I recommended creating something called a “List of 100 Dreams.” This exercise, which was shared with me by career coach Caroline Ceniza-Levine, …Read More
My 672-hour Challenge, part 4: Leisure
There’s a popular story out there that women who work, and who have young kids, have no time for themselves. This may be true for …Read More
My 672-hour Challenge, part 3: Kids
There are a lot of parallels between the workplace and the family. Since January, I have had four “direct reports,” as it were, whose development …Read More