When Not to Email
As head of school, I would have my assistant head of school read sensitive emails that I was planning on sending. As time went on,
March 26, 2025
As head of school, I would have my assistant head of school read sensitive emails that I was planning on sending. As time went on,
You keep doing more and earning more. Yet you’re not any happier than before. Ever wonder why? It’s probably because you’re on the hedonic treadmill.
I’m currently listening to Jia Jiang’s “Rejection Proof.” It’s a powerful story about how the author’s personal fear of rejection and desire to please others
Ten years ago, I made one of the biggest mistakes of my life. Or so I thought at the time. I was still living in
In a previous series, I laid out a five step productivity process for leaders, which I then turned into a Productivity Blueprint (see my bio
In a previous series, I laid out a five-step productivity process for leaders, which I then turned into a productivity blueprint and subsequently into a
Now that we’ve focused on removing distractions and blocking out time, the next step is to go all in on specific tasks (“single tasking”) and
In a previous series, I laid out a five-step productivity process for leaders, which I then turned into a Productivity Blueprint. (See my bio for
In a previous series, I laid out a five-step productivity process for leaders, which I then turned into a Productivity Blueprint. (See my bio for
“Cognitive dissonance” is a term coined by psychologist Leon Festinger back in 1957 in his book “A Theory of Cognitive Dissonance.” It refers to the
On Motzei Shabbat, I took the “long” route home from Maariv. It’s about two minutes longer than if I had used the shortcut. But because
I was 11 years old, and I was thoroughly embarrassed. A week earlier, one of the counselors had asked me if I would share a
