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Time Redesign
Attacking Five Common Enemies of Efficiency Part 1 of this Week-Ender series (“The Science of Time Management”) drew the distinction between controllable and uncontrollable aspects of our existence. Readers can review my recommendations for making deliberate choices that maximize control … Continue reading
Perfect Eggs
Visiting my relatives in California is always a pleasure. They’re a West Coast group and we’re Midwestern, so we can go decades without seeing each other. As we’ve aged, visits have been fewer and farther between. For us to connect … Continue reading
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Little Becomes Big
Two words changed my life. Sometimes, it doesn’t take a lot to make a point or to be profound. Sometimes, it’s not in the amount that you say; it’s in the power of brevity. Two words can get the job … Continue reading
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Invisible Blame
“I’ve waited long enough!” “No one should have to be this patient!” “Why does this world always do this to me?” “I never have any luck!” “I don’t see other people having these problems. Why do I?” Do any of … Continue reading
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The Science Behind Time Management
The psychological starting point for time management goes like this: Although some of our reality happens outside of our awareness, we are consciously aware of some portion of our existence. The universe, such as we experience it while we are … Continue reading