I read this article from the New York Times and loved it, as it echoed many of the ideas I have written about here in 2Time Management.
It speaks to the fact that America has had very few rowers  of world-class standard, and an interview with one of the few top individual rowers, she shares some […]

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During the recent pilot of
NewHabits-NewGoals (the course built on the concepts of 2Time), it struck me that every professional has their own home-grown time management system. They developed it in a trial-and-error fashion, mostly starting when they were in their early teens, and picking up bits and pieces from people they admired along […]

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This article, entitled “
The Myth of Prodigy and Why It Matte
rs“, is such an inspiration.
It essentially makes the case that what we think of as genius, merely comes down to persistent practice, even in the cases when we think that the age of a prodigy “means” that they must have been born with their […]

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In
the article “The Making of an Expert”, the author also makes the case that deliberate practice involves two kinds of learning:
“[…] improving the skills you already have and extending the reach and range of your skills. The enormous concentration required to undertake these twin tasks limits the amount of time you can spend […]

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There are a number of time management websites that exist,
all offering thousands of tips.
To read them all, however, is to do oneself a disservice and create a distraction, if that is where one starts in an attempt to improve productivity. The effect is the same as trying to build a skyscraper using […]

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In
a prior post, I made the point that within every time management system there lies a structure that is always present.
I compare it the bone structure that makes up the human hand. Although individual hands might be different, a fully functional hand must have all the component parts. They each serve a distinct purpose. […]

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