...We were introduced to the concept of Monochronic and Polychronic time and how they influence priorities. Monochronic people – those raised in the United States, for example – see time as a line with concrete progressions. Agendas mean more, as do appointments and tangible plans. Latin America[...]
Posts Tagged ‘time’
Balancing Your Life
Reading the recent posts Living in Two Worlds at Once and Living a Double Life got me thinking about a challenge I feel like I’ve been working on for most of my life. How do you balance your time among all those parts of your life that you want the most? During my time in [...][...]
January 22nd, 2010 - 10:29 am § in Argentina
Arriving Just In Time
I left home days before the calendar changed from 2009 to 2010. A date I vacillated upon for weeks, finally ticketing my flight three weeks before departure (despite daily ridicule from friends and colleagues). I couldn’t decide whether to give myself more time to finish projects at home where I [...]
