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Articles Written by: JOHN J. EDWARDS III
WSJ.com on choices and tradeoffs people make as they juggle work and family.
My wife and I kick things off on our commuter-train ride by reading the Wall Street Journal and one of its competitors. When we split up at the terminal, she generally ...
WSJ.com on choices and tradeoffs people make as they juggle work and family.
One of the fundamental tensions of the juggle is how much to focus on work and how much to focus on family. They can be complementary, of coursework helps to support our ...
From JOHN J. EDWARDS III,
Wall Street Journal,
25 Nov 2008
Workplaces around the country are lightly attended this week as families enjoy some time off ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday. But theyd be even emptier if everyone had gotten the vacation time they were after.
The Juggle wrote back in June about ...
From JOHN J. EDWARDS III,
Wall Street Journal,
24 Nov 2008
Making time for sex and other relationship intimacy amid the demands of work and family life has been an occasional topic here at The Juggle. Now, inspired by another couples experience, my wife and I are taking a new approach meant to ensure a ...
From JOHN J. EDWARDS III,
Wall Street Journal,
24 Nov 2008
The magazine analyzed a variety of factors, including school performance, affordability and safety, as well as job growth, racial diversity, air quality, recreational facilities and cultural offerings, according to the article.
BusinessWeek also ...
From JOHN J. EDWARDS III,
Wall Street Journal,
17 Nov 2008
Having high expectations for our childrens behavior, emotional development and school performance is certainly better than having low expectationsbut do we sometimes take it too far?
Thats the argument of Alan E. Kazdin, a Yale professor of psychology ...
From JOHN J. EDWARDS III,
Wall Street Journal,
10 Nov 2008
Watching our children develop friendships has been one of the satisfying aspects of parenthood for me and my wife. Our 4-year-old son and, especially, our 7-year-old daughter have several close chums, and its a pleasure to see them all growing up ...
In the year since my post on the tight morning schedule in our house, things had loosened up a bit thanks to some changes at work for me. My wife and I were able to drop both kids off at school together and then make a commuter train that would put us ...
From JOHN J. EDWARDS III,
Wall Street Journal,
27 Oct 2008
My family lives a comfortable but not especially extravagant life, and while there are certainly some material things wed yet like to acquire, were well set with the basics and more. There may be various things that need fixing in our house, but weve ...
From JOHN J. EDWARDS III,
Wall Street Journal,
27 Oct 2008
We havent gotten our pumpkin yet this year, but I heard carols on the loudspeakers at a warehouse store the other day. Yes, its just about time to start thinking about the Christmas/Hanukkah season, even as we juggle our way through a perilous economic ...
From JOHN J. EDWARDS III,
Wall Street Journal,
20 Oct 2008
