168 hours (well, really 164) in California
I wrote a draft of this post on my flight from SFO to EWR. It's hard to believe that the six of us flew the …Read More
Category Archives: Time Management
Friday miscellany: Plugging time and money leaks, vacation blogging note, etc.
I have been thinking a lot lately about the intersection of time and money. One similarity? Little leaks. On the How to Money podcast a few …Read More
Report on Mommy Day #1, plus back in the computer saddle
For the past few summers, I have elected to do "Mommy Days" with each of my kids. With a bigger brood, it can be hard …Read More
How to declare time independence
Here in the U.S., we're celebrating Independence Day. On the 4th of July, we remember the occasion, 243 years ago, when a group of people …Read More
Getting ahead of the game
On March 18, I launched the Before Breakfast podcast. Produced in conjunction with iHeartMedia, this show features an every-weekday-morning productivity tip (to help you take …Read More
Friday Miscellany: I should have gotten Global Entry, plus a weight loss update
I spent the first half of this week in Edmonton, Alberta (and getting to and from there) since I was giving a speech at a …Read More
A choice to change time
Sarah and I covered a lot of ground in the BOBW podcast yesterday where we interviewed Katherine Goldstein. Reading over what I posted here, I realize …Read More
Feeling behind? Don’t do email first
Email is a magnificent tool. I'm old enough to remember when it wasn't universal. I learned to report by -- this might seem crazy -- …Read More
Toys that have stood the test of time
I have four children, so a great volume of toys have come into my life over the years. I was hunting through some old ones …Read More
Thursday is the real ‘Hump Day’
We've got a few new readers here, which is great! If you've just found me through publicity I've been doing for Juliet's School of Possibilities …Read More