So, The Last Lecture hit bookstores this week. But according to its author, Randy Pausch, the lecture he’s most proud of (see 3/25 entry) was not this one, but instead, one on time management.

It’s funny (or serendipitous if you go for that sort of thing) that just this AM I was thinking about how much easier my life would be if I did the things I was reluctant to do sooner, rather than put them off and spend way more time thinking about how I didn’t want to do them.

And having watched a bit of the lecture at lunch today, I’m very amused to hear him talk about this very subject, and sharing the wisdom of eating frogs: if you have to eat one frog, don’t look at it too long, and if you have to eat three frogs, don’t start with the smallest.

He’s got a point!