O Alma Mater, and assumptions about other people’s lives
Today’s post is a long one, but it’s about a topic I find fascinating, partly because of how people try to argue their points. I …Read More
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11 ways to sneak in fruits and veggies — and not just for the kids
I’m trying to eat more fruits and veggies these days -- partly for their supposed health benefits, and partly because I’m still trying to lose …Read More
Morning by morning: What success before breakfast really means
Mornings are a madcap time in many households, I wrote in the opening lines of What the Most Successful People Do Before Breakfast (out in …Read More
Notes from the last weekend in August
I wrote last week about keeping a micro-journal -- a few lines about something quirky, fun, or meaningful that happened each day. The idea is …Read More
Time makeover: Make your week day evenings count more
Long time readers know that over the past few years, I’ve been exploring best practices for making the most of many segments of the week. …Read More
Time makeover: From SAHM to WAHM
Back in January, I put out a call for reader time logs. Tiffany King responded and shared a bit of her life with me. She’s …Read More
Me-time, Fast Company, links
It's been a while since I've done a round-up. So here's some news, links, and the like. First, What the Most Successful People Do Before Breakfast …Read More
Bedtime stories worth staying up for
Laura's note: This is cross-posted at Gifted Exchange, my education blog. I don't have affiliate agreements with any retailers, and the links are a random …Read More
Poll: Mothers want to work
One of the fun parts of renting vacation houses is seeing what magazines and books other people have left there. I may subscribe to Bon …Read More
Paperback — out in a month! Plus thoughts on print
The countdown is on! The paperback version of What the Most Successful People Do Before Breakfast -- which bundles my 3 ebooks on time management, …Read More