Time is not a clock… what’s your time personality?

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Emily Laber-Warren recently wrote a piece for the New York Times about time management. Sheletta claims that being late is one of the things that she does that annoys her kids the most. She and Emily discuss the inspirations for her piece and what Emily found after talking to some experts… you’d be surprised how much your personality plays into this. https://www.nytimes.com/2025/08/09/briefing/timely-manner.html

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Emily Laber-Warren recently wrote a piece for the New York Times about time management. Sheletta claims that being late is one of the things that she does that annoys her kids the most. She and Emily discuss the inspirations for her piece and what...

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