Going off the clock: The 2018 summer fun list
It's that time again! Memorial Day is around the corner, and it's time to start planning. Every summer, I make a list of activities that …Read More
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My Morning Routine: A Q&A with Benjamin Spall
I am a big fan of morning routines. I wrote a whole book -- What the Most Successful People Do Before Breakfast -- about the …Read More
Podcast: Interview with fertility specialist Ellen Goldstein
One of the big unknowns of combining work and family is the timing of having children. My podcast co-host Sarah and I get a lot …Read More
Spending one-on-one time with the kids
People, in general, are a good use of time. For Off the Clock (my next book -- out May 29!) I asked 900 busy people to …Read More
A great day for a run
Long-time blog readers know I have mixed feelings on races. I love to run. That's why I've run every day since December 24, 2016! Should I …Read More
Podcast: Why I track time and you should too
People sometimes tell me that they want to spend time better. What is the first thing they should do? My answer is always the same: figure …Read More
Weekend: A few soaks, and tulips
This was not a particularly relaxing weekend. We had one good day on the potty training front, though that occurred mostly because the 3-year-old and …Read More
Friday miscellany: Book trailers, M.M. LaFleur, new website and weekend plans
My next book will hit book stores in just a little over a month. So the book publicity machine is gearing up. I recorded several …Read More
Another 8760 hours: Notes on a third year of time tracking
Three years ago, in April 2015, I decided to start tracking my time continuously. While I had tracked my time for a few weeks here …Read More
Friday miscellany – well, weekend too
I gave speeches in Houston and Toronto this past week. The audiences were great. Houston was amazingly energetic for the post-lunch spot (it may have …Read More