Everyone wishes they had more time. More time to finish pressing projects. More time to do fun activities. More time to read. More time to be with friends and loved ones. More time to kick back and relax. And the biggie: More time to sleep. Guess what? You can make that extra time if you put your mind to it. Here are a few approaches that I've found add time for the things that matter.

We often think of confidence as something we need to have before doing something. But if we can turn this around and think of confidence as something we earn by doing, it makes it easier to step into vulnerability and take a chance.

Celebrating 30 years since my first entrepreneurial venture, and the lessons learned along the way.

The power and pleasure of releasing multitasking and focusing on one thing at a time.

When it comes to sharing, it helps to have some self-defined rules.

This year, I’d like to offer a simple something to help you powerfully welcome in the new year. It's the gift of self-inquiry. I’m sharing five questions that I recommend you ponder/answer to get clear about what you want to manifest in the year ahead.

Almost everyone I know ­– clients, colleagues, friends ­– struggles with managing their time. We’ve all experienced the feeling that there’s never enough time to do all that you want or need to do, and many of us live with anxiety and stress created by this perceived crush of time. Check out my review of a truly terrific, totally eye-opening book called 4,000 Weeks: Time Management for Mortals, by Oliver Burkeman. It addresses our shared time problem in deeply meaningful ways.