Does planning save money? Plus links and a sonnet
In Sarah Hart-Unger’s Best Laid Plans podcast, she often takes listener questions. I appreciated her answer to a listener who asked this week whether planning …Read More
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WSJ reviews Big Time – “Her approach is gentle and reassuring”
I had the fun experience this morning of drinking my coffee outside and reading the print Wall Street Journal -- and getting to read a …Read More
“The time management GOAT” and more Big Time news (+ sonnet)
Just sharing a few more bits of news about Big Time! The quote in the title is from a LinkedIn post Simone Stolzoff did on …Read More
Big Time news: “Something resembling a beautiful mysticism”
Thank you to everyone who helped celebrate the launch of Big Time yesterday! The virtual launch party was great -- so many thanks to my …Read More
The weekend circus + last call for pre-orders of Big Time
In Big Time I use an extended metaphor of a circus for describing a complex life. A complex life is not inherently chaotic. You can …Read More
Looking forward to May, content, and last call for pre-orders
Yesterday I wrote some reflections on April. Today I’m looking forward to (the rest of) May. Anyone with school-aged kids knows this month tends to fill …Read More
April month in review
Today is the last day of April. It has been quite a month, with a lot of amazing adventures. The month began for me in Kyoto, …Read More
Weekend: Lilacs, summer planning, etc.
We are back to having all seven of us under one roof again! (Albeit briefly.) On Saturday, my oldest took his last final and finished …Read More
Nostalgia in NYC + content
I just got back from a less-than-24-hours trip to NYC to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Young New Yorkers' Chorus. I sang with what …Read More
These happy golden hours
I am knee deep in doing interviews about Big Time right now, but long-time readers might recall that I have a book deadline for the …Read More
