I really enjoyed the book and found some helpful strategies for time management m. However, I feel that the pool she researched was limited and may have lacked generalizability to the majority of the female population. The female executives she chose to include in her pool of data all have expendable income to spend on outsourcing a variety of daily tasks that consume a large chunk of the lay female’s time, such as laundry, cleaning, grocery shopping, etc. it would be interesting for her to do another Mosaic project study on females with low SES, as I am sure they would be very grateful to hear her analysis of their time logs and give them feedback. ( )

Tracking time in timesheet is really easy, especially with a smartphone or tablet
The process of carving out quiet time. Can take various shapes and different times of day.
The boss that's approachable yet communicates their needs too, I.e. thinking cap.
Productive meetings so that people are prepared for what is needed during that critical meeting time!
Email…..am I making progress to things that are important to me? Am I solving the problems I want to solve?
List of 100 dreams! I have a version of this but will now developed it into a springboard for my life. Added challenge accomplish one challenge per month.
Bucketlist.org
And the end of the book is a great summarized list to inspire, get you started, or serve as a reminder later on when you feel like you have no ideas. ( )

This was a fascinating dissection of how successful women use their time and how much our preconceptions of the time we have is mistaken. ( )

I am definitely NOT the demographic for this book. ( )

I really liked this look at time and avoiding stereotypes to understand that we have more time than we think. It gave me some new perspectives on time usage. ( )