This month I broke my record for the most traffic to my blog. Ever. About 375,000 page views. Hooray. Ironically, I spent most of the month garnering high-traffic by writing about what a hard time I've been having. So I want to take a day to pat myself on the back, because if I only [...]
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Posted to: How to blog | Productivity
January 30th, 2009
8 Blogs I read when I'm stressed about funding my company
Posted to: Entrepreneurship | How to blog
January 29th, 2009
People ask me all the time, "What blogs do you read?" The answer is that I read different ones at different times. It's a mood thing, I think. I could give you my favorite blogs for finding cool research, or my favorite blogs from my friends, or my favorite fashion blogs for when I don't [...] How to decide if you need a therapist
Posted to: Knowing yourself | Self-management
January 28th, 2009
I receive about fifty career questions each week. The questions have a predictable diversity, but not my answers. My answers are almost always the same advice: Know yourself better. How to shift between work and dating
January 23rd, 2009
Here is a map of where all the single men are: Change how you walk to change your life
Posted to: Self-management
January 22nd, 2009
We all know that people judge each other in the first five seconds they see each other. We talk about clothes, and weight , and tone of voice. But you can also judge someone by their walk. The art of knowing when to hide and when to reach out
Posted to: Knowing yourself | Office Politics
January 21st, 2009
Ryan calls me from the office. I say, “Don't talk to me now. I'm sulking.” Celebrate the inauguration by making your work an act of service
Posted to: Fulfillment | Mentoring
January 20th, 2009
It’s a big day, and I’m excited to take a pause from work with the rest of the country to watch Barack Obama give his inagural speech. This is why all your goals are bad for you
Posted to: Productivity
January 19th, 2009
Most of us set goals for ourselves to do things that are difficult for us to do. Instead, how about setting goals to work hard at something that is actually a pleasure? How to figure out what you should be doing with your life
January 15th, 2009
There is no other way to figure out where you belong than to make time to do it and give yourself space to fail, give yourself time to be lost. If you think you have to get it right the first time, you won't have the space really to investigate, and you'll convince yourself that [...] 5 Career tips women should run from
January 12th, 2009
There’s a huge market for telling women how to be happier. Maybe it’s because women read more than men. Or maybe it’s the discrepancy that women know when they are overweight and men don’t. Or the discrepancy that most men think they are good parents and most women think they need to be better parents. [...] 5 Time management tricks I learned from years of hating Tim Ferriss
Posted to: Networking | Productivity
January 8th, 2009
I have hated Tim Ferriss for a long time. I have hated him since we both had editors at Crown Publishing who sat next to each other and I heard how difficult he is. High-income women get more oral sex. Maybe.
January 6th, 2009
It is well known in the sex research arena that the more educated a woman is the more often she will receive oral sex. 7 Things to consider before launching a startup
Posted to: Entrepreneurship
January 5th, 2009
My company is out of money, which you are never supposed let happen. And definitely never supposed to confess to. Because then investors can give you any terms they want. Rape. Carnage. Pillage. Everything. And in our case, it's coming from the angels who invested in our first round of funding, which means that the [...] |
Skateboard class emergency: My Xanax spills into the halfpipe. Too steep for my feet. I have to ask a kid on his board to pick up my pills. 6 days ago
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