Category Archives: Time Management

One of the downsides of writing a book on time management is that people expect you to be on time for things. Usually I am. …Read More

Those of you who have read 168 Hours know I borrowed an exercise from career coach Caroline Ceniza-Levine called the "List of 100 Dreams." This …Read More

I've written a few times about the book Spousonomics, which came out earlier this year. As I was poking around on their blog recently, I …Read More

I waded through a wide variety of personal finance literature before writing All The Money In The World. One universal bit of advice was that …Read More

In 168 Hours, I write that people who build full lives -- at work and at home -- think through how they want to spend …Read More

Over at BNET this week, I'm getting a lot of comments on a post called "More kids won't kill your career...unless you want them to." …Read More

With the unemployment rate stuck above 9%, Pres. Obama and everyone else in Washington are coming up with anything they can to boost job creation. …Read More

The sun is shining today, but to call the past 30 days here in Pennsylvania "rainy" would be the understatement of the year. We were …Read More

One topic I don't cover in All The Money In The World is debt and, specifically, getting out of it. This is a pretty well-covered …Read More

We've been church shopping lately around our new home in Pennsylvania. We are, in theory, Methodists. I volunteered that we might try a Presbyterian church, …Read More