One of the required courses for chemistry majors was—and, I assume, still is—Thermodynamics. This is a course that describes and explains the way energy moves in the universe, using broad concepts. Years later, I have developed a love of complicated information, elegantly stated, describing broad concepts.

Julia Lynton BoelteJanuary 28, 2015

How I Get Up in the Morning

I was honored to be interviewed by Julie van Amerongen for her website, The Practice Project.

Julia Lynton BoelteNovember 14, 2014

Epic Win

A client recently recommended an app to me that was helping him get through his to-do list and was pretty fun. His actual words are far better than my interpretation could ever be.

Julia Lynton BoelteOctober 17, 2014

The Quarter-Life Calling

Coby Kozlowski leads workshops on both the East Coast (usually in Western MA) and West Coast (usually on the California coast) with the title “Quarter-Life Calling: Creating an Extraordinary Life in Your 20s.” If I were in my 20s, I would definitely go. And if you are in your 20s, I can’t recommend it more highly.

Julia Lynton BoelteSeptember 30, 2014

Productivity: Metrics for Your Life

Bing Gordon has an idea: “Bing’s Rule of Seven,” which I really like. If you’re feeling burned out by always trying to go full-speed, consider this alternative goal.

Julia Lynton BoelteSeptember 17, 2014

Make It Easy for Them — Managing Email Stress

In email, and in much of life, if you want something from someone, make it really really easy for them to give it to you.

Julia Lynton BoelteJuly 18, 2014