I had a week full of “remaking my life” fervor. Even though there are more than 100 things on my list, I’ve really started to make progress (and I finally changed the damn time on the clock in the bathroom). If you were also overcome with things that needed to be fixed or done, here
It was another busy travel week, but I managed to squeeze in thoughts on how to remake a life (namely my own) and released the first sizzle reel for the original series based on this blog. Here’s what you may have missed: Dating in LA and Other Urban Myths ‘Dating in LA and Other Urban
It was another busy travel week, but I managed to squeeze in thoughts on how to remake a life (namely my own) and released the first sizzle reel for the original series based on this blog. Here’s what you may have missed: Dating in LA and Other Urban Myths ‘Dating in LA and Other Urban
Experiment time! Over the next week (or even two) make note of it any time you say to yourself, “I’ll do that later.” It doesn’t have to be a big, time-consuming notation because then taking the note will be something you put off, but just some sort of indication of when and what you decide
I have run across a significant number of life/time management books over the last few years. It seems that the entire world had suggestions for how to better organize my newly liberated life once I quit my job. I mentioned this to Pen, and she pulled out a slew of self-helpy kind of books that
I’m looking at my “No Really You Have To Do These Things” list. It’s not a ton of stuff, but there are 14 things that absolutely must be done before the weekend. Naturally, I should prioritize them by which ones are most urgent (and longest ignored). Instead, my thought process goes something like this: “Which