How I read and write
I got an interesting set of questions about my reading and writing habits from a blog reader the other day. Since it's Friday and I'm …Read More
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Cars, the Ziploc bag and the hedonic treadmill
In much of America, a car is necessary if you want to get anywhere. And so, while I've seen various figures, it appears that roughly …Read More
Seth Godin and the Future of Books
The big buzz in book circles this morning is that Seth Godin, author of Linchpin and 11 other books, is retiring. Well, not exactly. He's …Read More
Reader Mail: Letter from a new mom
One of the fun parts of writing a book is getting reader mail. Over the past few weeks I’ve heard from people who’ve told me …Read More
168 Hours on the Today Show, and the time management spreadsheet
Yesterday was a big day for 168 Hours. For starters, it's fun to be mentioned in the same TV listings as Taylor Lautner. But also, …Read More
The Challenge Wrap-Up Thread
We made it through! This morning my inbox is filling up with completed time logs. Having recorded our 168 hours, it's time to reflect on …Read More
“The best book on time management I’ve ever read”
That's the verdict from life coach Tim Brownson (according to a post on Alisa Bowman's Project Happily Ever After blog). Tim wrote a full review …Read More
Finding time to read
One of the questions I'm encountering most with people logging their time for the 168 Hours project is "how can I find more time to …Read More
Friday miscellany: Zoom Tetris
A while ago (not that long, but still) I wrote about "Activity Tetris." I likened the logistical calculations necessary to fit everyone's activities into the …Read More
Friday miscellany: Running in my fourth state this week
Lots more flying around this week! Last Saturday, my family got up early and drove south to my husband's sister’s house on Lake James in …Read More