On the eve of turning 51, I’ve gathered 51 lessons I’ve learned about time, work, creativity, and letting go. These reflections aren’t rules—they’re reminders. They come from decades of wrestling with what it means to spend time well, and they’re offered here to meet you wherever you are.
In this month’s PM Talks, Patrick Rhone and I explore momentum—what starts it, sustains it, and slows it down—and why it’s more than just getting going.
Momentum isn’t one thing—it’s three. Learn how Gomentum, Momentum, and Slowmentum form a rhythm that supports both productivity and sustainability.
We reach for ownership of time thinking it will bring us control. But true connection may come from something softer: relationship.
Anne Marie Anderson joins the podcast to talk about cultivating audacity in everyday life, redefining fear, and navigating time with intention.
One of the most underrated life skills isn’t just knowing when to speak—it’s knowing when not to. This is about discernment, not dominance. Presence, not performance.
One of the most underrated life skills isn’t just knowing when to speak—it’s knowing when not to. This is about discernment, not dominance. Presence, not performance.
Peter Drucker said, “Know thy time.” But what if time isn’t yours to know or control? In this piece, I explore why time isn’t something you own—but something you live with. Not a possession, but a partner.
Jim Ross once said, “maximize your minutes” — and that’s exactly what this post is about. Blending wrestling wisdom with real-life productivity, we explore how to seize opportunities, show up when it counts, and make your time count for something deeper.
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