Sherpa Parents, And The Fall-Out
On the Saturday before Mother's Day, Lenore Skenazy (author of Free Range Kids and a long-time friend of 168 Hours) penned a funny op-ed for …Read More
Category Archives: Time Management
What Do CEOs Do With Their Time?
When you start studying questions of how people spend their time, you quickly realize there's a big problem. Most of what we "know" about life …Read More
What a Mother’s Time Is Worth
Every year, Salary.com comes out with a new survey that purports to show what a mother's time is worth. Getting lots of attention for the …Read More
Welcome to the new website!
We are migrating here from the old version of My168Hours.com. Please note that the main blog posts are now going up at www.my168hours.com/main vs. www.my168hours.com/blog. …Read More
Managing Time Transitions
I'm not too big on small time-savers. To me, it's silly to think about a device that will let you core a pineapple faster if, …Read More
Round-up: Graduates, Do What You Love
The round-up is coming a little late this week because I spent Thursday at Princeton for the She Roars conference, and Friday and Saturday at …Read More
5 Tips For Eating an Elephant
Let's say you've got a big task that has to get done. I wouldn't say you're dreading it, but left to your own devices, you'd …Read More
Writing One’s Own Story
I am absolutely thrilled for Alisa Bowman, a longtime friend of 168 Hours, whose memoir, Project Happily Ever After, has spent the past 24 hours …Read More
What Do Professors Do All Day?
One of the big exercises in 168 Hours is to keep a time log for a week. I've posted my public logs twice (here and …Read More
Round-Up: US News, The Nest, Get Dressed Like a Man
Lots of reading material this week. Kim Palmer quoted me in her US News money column, which was then reprinted at Yahoo Finance. The piece …Read More