Big Time - Laura Vanderkam

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Auteur(s) : Laura Vanderkam

Editeur : W. W. Norton & Company

Langue : Anglais

Parution : 01/05/2026

Format : Moyen, de 350g à 1kg

Nombre de pages : 224.0

ISBN : 9781324110750

Résumé :

Many of us have an adversarial relationship with time. We're always trying to beat the clock-behaviour rooted in a fear that time is scarce and must be obsessed over, hoarded and ultra-optimised. But time management expert Laura Vanderkam argues that even busy people can come to feel that time is abundant. Drawing on original research about how hundreds of real people spend their time, and her own experience of tracking her time for a decade, Vanderkam offers simple tactics for how to manage a complex life, stick with long-term projects by breaking big goals into tiny steps and make the most of leisure time many people don't even notice. By turns surprising, thought-provoking and encouraging, Big Time shows readers that the daily experience of time can be quite spacious-and that, managed well, each day's hours can be a source of happiness and satisfaction.

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Biographie:
Laura Vanderkam is the author of seven time-management books, as well as the host of two podcasts. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Fast Company, and Fortune. She lives with her family outside Philadelphia....

Sommaire:

Many of us have an adversarial relationship with time. We're always trying to beat the clock--behavior rooted in a fear that time is scarce and must be obsessed over, hoarded, and ultra-optimized.

But time management expert Laura Vanderkam argues that even busy people can come to feel that time is abundant. Drawing on original research about how hundreds of real people spend their time, and her own experience of tracking her time for a decade, Vanderkam offers simple tactics for how to manage a complex life, stick with long-term projects by breaking big goals into tiny steps, and make the most of leisure time many people don't even notice.

By turns surprising, thought-provoking, and encouraging, Big Time shows readers that the daily experience of time can be quite spacious--and that, managed well, each day's hours can be a source of happiness and satisfaction.