How not to make a to-do list
I am a sucker for nice-looking notebooks. So I was thrilled to see a snazzy Èccolo model in a bag of speaker swag I was handed …Read More
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Podcast: Sun’s up, what’s your morning routine?
Longtime readers know that I am somewhat obsessed with morning routines. To the extent that anyone who doesn't read this blog regularly might have ever …Read More
It’s still fall for a few more weeks, but here’s how I did on the Fall Fun List
I really love fall. I love the colors, the crisp weather, the cozy feeling that winter is coming but is not yet here. Unlike summer, …Read More
You have more time than you think: War and Peace edition
Last Friday night, I did not do any of the things Katy Perry sings about in her song with that chorus. Instead, I finished War …Read More
Draft 4 of the writing life
Over the weekend, I read John McPhee's new book, Draft 4: On the Writing Process. I am drawn to almost any "writer on writing" book, …Read More
How I’m multitasking these days
Multitasking gets a bad reputation in productivity circles, and for good reason. It's really hard to do two things at once, or at least do …Read More
Friday miscellany
I really meant to blog more often this week. But if you subscribe to my monthly newsletter and my weekly newsletter (and listen to the …Read More
168 Hours Time Tracking Challenge Day 7
If you kept tracking time through to today, congratulations! You now have an artifact of your life at this point in time, a rough record …Read More
168 Hours Time Tracking Challenge Day 6
Did you continue to track your time today? If so, good for you! When I've done corporate workshops and have had people track their time, …Read More
Welcome to the 168 Hours Time Tracking Challenge!
I hope everyone had a great weekend. For those of you tracking time this week, welcome! The 168 Hours Time Tracking Challenge starts this morning …Read More