A few hopes on election day
This morning, as I usually do on election day, I spent a few moments in my local polling place. I rather like exercising this civic …Read More
This morning, as I usually do on election day, I spent a few moments in my local polling place. I rather like exercising this civic …Read More
I'm finally home from several speeches in Pittsburgh and Cleveland. One of my usual lines in these talks is to tell people not to multitask. …Read More
Just a quick post, as I am on the road this week, with speeches in Cleveland and Pittsburgh. Since I live in New York City, …Read More
From Sept 13-19, many of us logged our time as part of the second 168 Hours Challenge. I promised to select one reader for a …Read More
We're on a roll with Q&As this week -- lots of friends of 168 Hours have new books out! Today we welcome Stephanie Vozza, author of …Read More
What could be more productive than spending an hour discussing productivity? Ok, that's a bit facetious, but it's always a good idea to sharpen the …Read More
There are many upsides to working at home. But one of the downsides is that generalized house clutter quickly becomes workspace clutter. With small children, …Read More
Those of you who've been reading this blog for a while know that what one "can" and "can't" do during pregnancy is one of my …Read More
Please join me for a live chat at The Motherhood on Tuesday, Oct 12 at 1pm eastern. We'll be discussing where the time goes, and …Read More
What is your personal brand? And how are you letting the world know about it? Those are the questions that Dan Schawbel (who I interviewed for …Read More