Written by Laurie Palau on March 21, 2019. Posted in Podcast. On today’s episode of TOL we are joined by New York Times best selling author, Gretchen Rubin. She has written several blockbuster books…

“Variety doesn’t really matter to me. I would be perfectly happy to eat the same Caesar salad or peanut-butter-and-jelly sandwich every day.”

Seeking out color could help enrich your sensory experiences.

All eight shortlists for The British Book Awards' Books of the Year have been announced, with a strong focus on international writers including Michelle Obama, Michael Wolff, Sally Rooney and Leila…

Harlan Coben's fans have been waiting impatiently for a new suspense novel from Coben since 2017's Don't Let Go, and all their wishes came true this week with the March 19 release of Run Away. The…

Interview: James Wallman. I've long been fascinated by the relationships between people and possessions. It's a complicated, rich, emotionally-fraught bond. In the chapter on the Strategy of…

The Stone Table hailed as a ‘seamless recreation’ of CS Lewis’s style, but this addition to the acclaimed series of children’s books may never be published

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The “juice story” reminds me how much we can shape our perceptions, and other people’s perceptions, by the way that we speak.

Liz and Sarah share why it’s important to stay on your path — and how they’re staying on their path during an unpredictable time.

Interview: Catherine Burns. I met Catherine Burns when we had an hour-long conversation at a rooftop deck party thrown by a publishing house. Not long after that, we did an event together about…

Habits interview: Dan Harris. I met Dan Harris—the ABC News, Nightline, and Good Morning America correspondent—when a mutual friend suggested that we'd enjoy having lunch, to talk about habits,…

This week, we’ll talk about some bonus ideas for creating outer order and we’ll talk about an easy way to make it more fun to wake up in the morning.

Is tidying really that beneficial to well-being? We look into the research on the benefits of decluttering.

In this episode, Caleb and Todd talk with Gretchen Rubin about how to organize your outer world and why it leads to inner calm.

Interview: Julie Zhuo Julie Zhuo is one of Silicon Valley’s top product design executives. She leads the teams behind some of the world's most popular mobile and web services used by billions of…

Bestselling self-help author Gretchen Rubin is discussing her new book, “Outer Order, Inner Calm: Declutter & Organize To Make More Room For Happiness,” at two events in San Diego on Tuesday.

The author and organizational guru explores how to bring order to your life—and thinks you can toss that old orange lipstick.

ABC’s The Fix takes a big ol’ cue from the trial of century, which is no surprise since former Los Angeles DDA Marcia Clark serves as a co-writer and executive producer.

I’m often wracked by indecision when I’m asked to give advice or take action. I love this example of a mother who knew exactly what career advice to give her daughter.

Gretchen Rubinin conversation with Annabelle Gurwitch discussing her book,Outer Order, Inner Calm: Declutter and Organize to Make More Room for Happiness Gretchen Rubin writes on the linked subjects…

Today: 6 secret weapons (well, really, it's six varieties of one secret weapon) in the battle against unhealthy habits. When I'm not gearing up for my book tour for the launch of the paperback of…

After the 2018-2019 network upfront in May of last year, I named ABC's "The Fix" as the new show I was most looking forward to seeing Now, almost 10 months