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
Category Archives: Time Management
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
My 672-hour Challenge, part 2: Work
Sometimes we tell ourselves stories that aren’t true. Sometimes we tell ourselves stories that are true. I think the key to creating the life one …Read More
My 672-hour Challenge, part 1: Sleep
I love my sleep. I am a horrible person when I don’t get enough sleep. Given that I have a 4.5 month old baby whose …Read More
Chores: A little a day or a lot at once?
Some aspects of housekeeping are fun. If I’m by myself, grocery shopping is prime me time. I also like trying new recipes (again, when there’s …Read More
My 168 hours, right now
I kept a time log over the past week: April 20-April 26. Even though I’ve kept many time logs over the years, I find I …Read More
The upside of running in the morning
I normally run during the afternoon. But this week I’ve been commuting downtown to record my audio book during business hours. So I decided to …Read More