My well-measured life (part 2)
In addition to tracking my time, I also spent last week keeping a food journal, and logging my runs with a bit more detail than …Read More
Category Archives: Time Management
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
But what if I’m not a morning person?
I’m having a lot of conversations and sending emails back and forth with people this week about their time logs. There is a lot of …Read More
Date night: Why doesn’t it happen?
Modern mothers work more hours for pay than they did 50 years ago. They also spend more time with their children. They still sleep a …Read More
Being mindful of the minutes
A number of people are keeping track of their time for a time makeover project I'm doing. I always love seeing what people's lives look …Read More
Risk homeostasis
I recently finished reading Jeff Speck's The Walkable City: How Downtown Can Save America One Step at a Time. I like my location in part …Read More
127 timesaving ideas for busy wives
That retro headline is taken from the cover of the May 1963 issue of Good Housekeeping. I recently took on an assignment to compare extant …Read More
Generations and weekend mornings
A few non-related thoughts on what is, here in southeastern PA, a snowy morning. It's a thin snow, not fluffy enough for a snowman. The …Read More
Does the Super Bowl fumble your Monday morning?
The weekend after next brings the Super Bowl, that annual festival of traditions including overpriced commercials, 7-layer dip and a curious one for we business …Read More
Broaden your scope
One of the “most successful people” I interviewed for my next ebook, on how people spend their workdays, was former race car driver Sarah Fisher. …Read More