Building a better to-do list
(Laura's note: I'm taking a vacation from blogging this week, and I'm re-posting a few pieces from the archives that you may have missed the …Read More
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Would women earn more if they did less at home?
It’s an article of faith among Americans that we are overworked. We work long hours at our paid jobs, then come home and put in …Read More
The Tuesday morning book club
Mornings set the tone for the rest of the day. I wrote a whole book about that! And yet weekday mornings remain one of my …Read More
Friday links
Big chunks of the past 168 hours have not been stellar, time-wise. I'm getting tired of running in the cold, and consequently, I didn't exercise …Read More
How to cope when life is crazy busy crazy
Regular blog readers know that, over the past few months, I’ve been having dozens of people log their time for me. Some of these are …Read More
The real problem with women and money
Many personal finance books are aimed at women. It’s a logical brand extension if you get a bestselling title. Not only are women more willing …Read More
So you need to build a platform…
Over the past few weeks, I’ve been looking at lots of time logs (I’m writing a time makeover bonus section for the paperback compilation of …Read More
But what if I’m not a morning person?
I’m having a lot of conversations and sending emails back and forth with people this week about their time logs. There is a lot of …Read More
Generations and weekend mornings
A few non-related thoughts on what is, here in southeastern PA, a snowy morning. It's a thin snow, not fluffy enough for a snowman. The …Read More
Broaden your scope
One of the “most successful people” I interviewed for my next ebook, on how people spend their workdays, was former race car driver Sarah Fisher. …Read More