Science and productivity by Dr. Christine Corbett Moran
I’ve done a lot of hard things in my life — accomplishments or experiences that most would find difficult to achieve or endure. I won’t go into too much detail here, but you can check out my website for more christinecorbettmoran.com. Everything from two degrees from MIT, multiple books, multiple children, running multiple startups while completing a Read More …
Back in 2020 there began a meme “Random things in my X that just make sense”. Now that I’ve had the chance to live in the company of ~10 other families for 4 weeks, I’ve spotted some ways our family is unique. I know each of the other families could write a blog just like Read More …
A full-time working parent with a decent “work-life-family” balance might spend 40 hours at their job and 40 hours with their children per week. Assuming a traditional nine-to-five alongside 3–6 hours with kids per day weekdays, and 6–12 hours per day with kids weekends, we are talking equivalent of two full-time jobs. Likewise with a Read More …
I enjoyed slow traveling beginning before college, before it had a name. From the age of 18 on in non-chronological order: A year in Denmark, three months in Baltimore, Jerusalem, New Jersey/New York, San Francisco, Tromsø (Norway). A month in Cairo, in Manila, on trains in Europe. Nearly a year at the South Pole in Read More …
Update: After a year hosting technical in progress works via Obsidian publicly, I decided to go back to using it personally (one vault) and for work (a second vault) without using the publish feature. I find Obsidian great but the interface for browsing didn’t provide a substitute for a blog, which is what I was Read More …