Calendar
topic on 10 shows · 13 statements across 13 episodes
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13 statements about Calendar, every show
Vin: AI calendar agents work better with daily note context
“If an agent has that context, you can, it can more effectively give you information about what you should do or not do, or, and it can more effectively make decisions on what should be in your calendar or not in your calendar.”
Isenberg: Every calendar, inbox, and CRM will be rebuilt within three years
“Every calendar inbox and CRM will be rebuilt from scratch in the next three years. Not AI enhanced, fully rethought.”
Diamond: Saturn serves as the first calendar for millions of people
“Today, we are millions of people's first calendar, but our ambition is to be your last.”
Kennedy: A founder's calendar reveals if their business is worth $1 billion.
“You can look at somebody's calendar, and I know if that is a five million dollar entrepreneur, if that is a billion dollar business owner just by your calendar.”
Shaan Puri Deleted Every Calendar Commitment to Live an Unscheduled Life
“So what I did was I just went to my calendar and I just clicked delete, delete, delete, delete. I just deleted everything. And I just said, well, I'm going to live an unscheduled life”
Eyal: Keeping calendar changes small enables near 100% schedule adherence
“The more I can go from week to week with small parts of my calendar changing, the more I'll get to a hundred percent doing what I say I'm going to do.”
Founders should eliminate to-do lists and schedule tasks directly on calendars
“The biggest thing to do is to get rid of your to-do list and put all of your action items on your calendar. Block off the amount of time that you think it's going to take. You have a to-do list. Everyone has a list of things that they want to do, and just tran…”
Leaders should blow up their entire meeting calendar every six months
“Blowing up your whole calendar once every three, six months, and then the things that are important will find their way back, and the things that Weren't needed. It's like a, you know, it breathes relief into the system.”
Martell: Founders Must Delegate 100% of Their Inbox and Calendar
“Where I think a lot of people make the mistake is the outcome goals you have to delegate is a hundred percent of your inbox and a hundred percent of your calendar.”
Holiday: Creative work is his unscheduled default when calendar is empty
“For me, if the calendar is empty, then I'm spending that time writing, reading, thinking about, like, my creative work. That doesn't get scheduled. That's the default. So if there's something in the calendar, then suddenly everything else I'm doing pivots arou…”
Eyal: Use a calendar, not a to-do list, to run your life
“What I'm saying specifically is don't run your life with a to-do list. Don't wake up in the morning and look at your to-do list as the first place you look. You should be looking at your calendar. Your calendar is your best to-do list.”
Lorang: CEOs should only schedule 50% of their work calendars
“So my rule of thumb is only schedule 50% of your calendar. Don't schedule 40 hours a week of meetings.”