When we talk about productivity, most of us define it in relation to time - how much we achieve in an hour, a day, a week. But what if we instead focused on our attention and energy?

With Software Engineering teams now spending 1/3 of their time in meetings, many leaders are calling to reduce meeting volume for the sake of priority. Yet too few leaders are looking at how and when meetings are scheduled as a key culprit for diminished productivity.

According to Cal Newport, “a 40 hour time-blocked work week produces the same amount of output as a 60+ hour work week pursued without structure.” Here's how to master it.

I’m a product of the sad-desk-lunch culture, slowly learning that scheduling breaks in my calendar may be the secret to sustained effectiveness.

In our quest to simplify time management, removing friction from the place we spend the most time — virtual meetings — is a must. Our partnership with Webex does just that.

Morgen calendar's launch on Product Hunt surpassed our expectations. From the kudos, feedback, comments and chocolate, here's what we heard.

Achieving flow state at work is incredibly rewarding. It’s amazing what can be accomplished in a few simple hours when we’re immersed in a task, lose track of time, ignore distractions, and simply focus. Yet in today’s workplace, flow can elude even the most diligent among us.

When Marco first started building MineTime (Morgen’s predecessor), we knew he was onto something. Yet we didn’t expect that early prototype of an AI-powered calendar, designed with Linux users in mind, to gain so much traction so quickly.