Beyond frugality: making more money
As I'm studying personal finance literature, I've learned that there's a lot out there on frugality. How to save money on your grocery bill, how …Read More
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Time Management 101
Over at Money Saving Mom, Crystal is doing a great series on time management, which (brag alert!) features 168 Hours. Earlier this week, she posted …Read More
Driven to distraction? Don’t just play defense
(Note: This column ran today at The Huffington Post) We live in a distracted world. Perhaps, for instance, you are reading this at work. Maybe you …Read More
Good Riddance! (How Goodwill turns your old CDs into job search classes)
(Dear readers: Below is a guest post from Lorie Marrero, author of The Clutter Diet: The Skinny on Organizing Your Home and Taking Control of …Read More
Silly things we do to save money (by spending time)
I have been perusing personal finance websites lately, and came across a fascinating post on Wisebread about making your own mustard. Blogger Marla Walters tried …Read More
Do you need a clean office to work?
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
Just a hunch (the trouble with what everyone “knows”)
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
10/01/10: My List of 100 Dreams
As promised, today is List of 100 Dreams Day here at My168Hours.com. I'm posting the first 100 dreams that I came up with, and I …Read More
Theresa Daytner update
Writing 168 Hours, it was very important to me to use real people with their real names. Many self-help books are filled with morality tales …Read More
168 Hours Challenge Day 5
It's Friday (finally!) and our workweek challenge logs are almost done. But the key thing to remember when thinking about 168 hours is that our …Read More
