I Know How She Does It

In 'I Know How She Does It', Laura Vanderkam emphasizes the importance of effective time management. She suggests that by tracking your time, you can find pockets of free time you didn't know you had. It's all about making the most of the 168 hours in a week.

Vanderkam's research in the book shows that a successful career doesn't have to come at the expense of personal life. She provides real-life examples of women who have found a balance between their professional and personal lives. It's all about setting priorities and sticking to them.

One of the key takeaways from 'I Know How She Does It' is the idea of outsourcing tasks that are not a good use of your time. Vanderkam suggests that by delegating or outsourcing tasks, you can free up time to focus on what truly matters to you.

The book explores the concept of flexible work hours. Vanderkam argues that having control over your work schedule can lead to increased productivity and satisfaction. She encourages readers to negotiate for flexibility in their work schedules.

Vanderkam emphasizes that it's not about the number of hours you spend at work or with family, but the quality of those hours. She encourages readers to focus on being present and making the most of each moment, whether at work or at home.