A new way to read 168 Hours, weekend in Nashville + a week of workouts
It's a bit of a hodge podge post today! First, if you've been wanting to read 168 Hours, here's a new way to try. Google has …Read More
Tag Archives: 168 Hours
Congrats on finishing the September Reset Time Tracking Challenge!
Congratulations to everyone who has been tracking their time this week! If you started at 5 a.m. Monday September 14, then the week is officially …Read More
September Reset — halfway through the week
The September Reset Time Tracking Challenge continues! If you started tracking on Monday at 5 a.m., then you are officially halfway through the project. The …Read More
Lots of honeysuckle
I think of this time of year -- late May into early June -- as the days of honeysuckle and roses. People's roses are out …Read More
15 reflections on 15 years of 168 Hours
My first time management book, 168 Hours, came out 15 years ago this month. (I think the actual date was May 27 for the hardcover. The …Read More
Life (and List of 100 Dreams) update
Happy New Year! I did not mean to take two weeks off from the blog, but life happens. At the beginning of this stretch, the preschooler …Read More
Guest post: How to change an average Tuesday
Laura's note: I'm welcoming Elisabeth Frost to the blog today! Elisabeth participated in my Tranquility by Tuesday Project during the spring of 2021, and she …Read More
Making up for lost time
I was quoted in Barron’s this week in an article called “Covid has stolen time from retirees. Here are some tips for making it up.” I …Read More
Friday miscellany: Incessant pounding
The neighbors' roof project continues, which means that recording in my office during work hours is pretty close to impossible. This resulted in my attempting …Read More
Time-tracking: A manifesto
Isaac Watts wrote a great many hymns, including such perennial favorites as "Joy to the World." One of the cool things about his work is …Read More
