Managing Time

Reoccurring Meetings

Reoccurring Meetings

The transition from one year to another is also a time where reoccurring meetings are set up for the year ahead.  Often this is done without thought and just placing them in the same location as the year before.  What would happen if we set this foundation...

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Don’t Wait for “When”

Don’t Wait for “When”

Life is full of moments when we say, "when this happens, I will (fill in the blank)". We wait for many reasons: When I get my first job. When I retire. When work is a bit less busy. When the kids go to college. When I move out of my parents’ house. When I get...

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The Power of Rest – Book Overview

The Power of Rest – Book Overview

Over the holiday, I read the book “Rest – Why You Get More Done When You Work Less” by Alex Soojung-Kim Pang.  This seemed to be the perfect pairing to time away from work. The book highlights how work and rest are partners for those who lead creative lives....

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Managing Energy vs. Managing Time

Managing Energy vs. Managing Time

Photo Credit: Lori Sullivan Photography Managing time has been studied and benchmarked and analyzed for years. We all find tricks and techniques to do mundane tasks faster with a goal of "finding time" in our day. I'm all behind methods for improving productivity and...

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Small Steps Add Up Over Time

Small Steps Add Up Over Time

Photo Credit - Lori Sullivan In remembering the life of Ruth Bader Ginsburg this week, I saw the quote in the image above in many of my social media feeds. The quote struck me in relation to personal development. I've been thinking a lot lately about how consistent...

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Free Time – Lean In or Lean Back?

Free Time – Lean In or Lean Back?

Image courtesy of Lori Sullivan Photography I've been thinking a lot in the last several months about time and how we choose to spend it. As the pandemic hit, many of us realized we had extra time on our hands - no commutes, restaurants closed, limited shopping in...

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