Great Links this Week

Great Links this Week

  We spend a lot of time in this space chatting about productivity and how to work well. I thought I’d start something new here, shift gears a little bit, and have some fun. A lot of you want to know what I’m reading online. Some things make me think. Some things...
#thisweek

#thisweek

Happy Saturday! I couldn’t think of what to call this post, so I called it #thisweek. Feedback is welcome on creating a non-sucky title. Here’s what I have to say: This week, I won the world by traveling for 24 hours internationally by myself with a...
This Week in the World {Links}

This Week in the World {Links}

This week, I got back into peanut butter. In a big way. I continued to be annoyed by everything Aria says on Game of Thrones. (Whiny, much?) I bought 18 boxes of tea (Subscribe and Save, anyone?) I read a few more books, and I came to California. The picture? Me and...
This Week in the World {Links}

This Week in the World {Links}

This week I finished the 25-hour (!) audiobook I had been listening to, Dark Star Safari: Overland from Cairo to Capetown. This was actually the third time I’d read this particular book (first via audiobook) and I came away feeling as I always do with...
This Week in the World (Links)

This Week in the World (Links)

This week, I breathed the California air. (And had a lovely, inspiring time at Catalyst West.) I finished some books, including My Life in France, which I loved. Chronicling the Julia Child early years, it made me obsessed with her, and I now want to get every book I...
This Week in the World (Links)

This Week in the World (Links)

This week, I flew on some planes. I ate a lot of chicken. I read a wonderful book, Give me the World, about Leila Hadley, a New York socialite-cum-travel writer who wrote a book about her year in the world with the six-year old son during the 1950s. One of the best...