Honeysuckle on the trail
June is speeding along. We’re a third of the way through the month! But the honeysuckle is still out, at least for now. So for …Read More
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Adventures at the mall, content
Both of my choirs have paused their regular rehearsal schedule for the summer. This means that my weekday evenings are a little more open. I …Read More
Hello June! (Plus some of last week’s links)
I wrote a draft of this blog post while on a flight home from Dallas yesterday. My June started with a very early morning wake …Read More
May reflections + content
The Boston Globe ran a fabulous piece on Big Time today - if you are in Boston I think it is also in print! Please …Read More
TOAD Time – making it work
The Happier podcast covered Big Time and the concept of "golden hours" as a "try this at home" segment yesterday. If you heard about me …Read More
Golden Hour intentions on a full night + this week’s content
I'll be at my college reunion tomorrow, so I'm posting this week's content a bit early. Last night was an example for me about how, even …Read More
Stormy golden hours (+ so many scams)
This morning I deleted yet another email purporting to be from a big name author asking me clearly AI-generated questions about my book (Big Time, …Read More
“A slim guide with a tantalizingly simple premise” – Bloomberg (+ this week’s content)
Happy Friday everyone! My oldest is celebrating his 19th birthday this weekend. It is strange not to be with him for his birthday for the …Read More
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
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
