New York Times bestselling author of Mattering and Never Enough

“In Twenty Minutes Is the New Hour, Fran Hauser offers a liberating reframing of time in a culture that equates busyness with worth. With clarity and compassion, she reveals how perfectionism and people-pleasing pull us away from what truly matters and how to reclaim our time for the people and work that both add value and make us feel valued, so our days reflect meaningful work, deep relationships, and a life aligned with what matters most.”

New York Times bestselling author of Becoming the Boss and The Remix

"Regardless of where you are in your career, Twenty Minutes is the New Hour is the time-management guide you need to reclaim your time and get ahead. Everyone—Gen Z, Millennial, Gen X, and Boomer alike—will find something useful in these pages.”

Author, Time Anxiety and The $100 Startup

“Most time management books tell you to do more. Fran Hauser asks a smarter question: why are you wasting time in the first place? Your subconscious habits are costing you hours every week, often without you noticing. This book names the pattern clearly and gives you real tools to break it.”

USA Today Bestselling Author of The Power Pause

"Fran employs her signature combination of decades of executive experience and humility to share a relatable self-examination of our flawed conditioning around time and work, in this realistic and tangible guide on how we can slowly test ways to regain our time (and perspective) back. As so many women reach for ways to make work and life feel more sustainable, Twenty Minutes Is The New Hour offers a solution."

Award-winning author of Move. Think. Rest. and The Creativity Leap

“In her new book, Fran Hauser helps us rethink our relationship with time in very practical ways—all to ensure that we do less, better, in a joyful, guilt-free way!”

“Hauser delivers a practical road map for helping women get more time out of their days, arguing that the real enemy to their productivity isn’t a packed schedule but behavioral patterns. Women seeking to make their day-to-day more manageable will find this a welcome resource.”