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What a Strongman Learned to Put Down
Ryan Matt Reynolds built a gym, sold his interest and took coaching online. His next subject was the crowded calendar - and the harder work of deciding what deserves a place in it.
Clockwise Gave Meetings a Curfew - Then Time Ran Out
The calendar assistant moved 23 million meetings and made 8 million hours of room for deep work. Now that its team has joined Salesforce and the service is gone, its best ideas - and its sharpest limits - are worth a proper postmortem.
Reclaim Runs the Calendar. You Keep the Week.
The AI scheduler moves focus blocks, habits, tasks and meetings as the week changes. It is useful precisely because it meddles - and that is also the part you need to trust.
David Kadavy
David Kadavy is a bestselling author, designer, and creative productivity expert who reverse-engineered design principles for developers, advised a startup that Google acquired, and built a location-independent career from a Nebraska cubicle. His books - including Design for Hackers, Mind Management Not Time Management, and Digital Zettelkasten - have sold 100,000+ copies in 13 languages. He lives in a cabin outside Medellín, Colombia, publishes his income reports publicly, and argues that creativity is about managing your mind, not your calendar.