Vimcal Releases "Rewind" to Modify Our Concept of Time

Time management has emerged as one of the abilities that everyone in today's fast-paced society needs to master in order to succeed. Unfortunately, it would seem that technology has lessened our motivation to really use time efficiently while simultaneously raising everyone's awareness of its value. Things can become even more challenging when combined with the increased emphasis on finding a work-life balance that we now place on it. How much do we really get from them, despite the fact that the majority of us have calendar apps readily available on our smartphones, PCs, and other devices? Well, that depends on the calendar application you're utilising. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="642"] Image credit- - Grit Daily News[/caption] Easy Time Management Techniques Henry David Thoreau, an American poet and philosopher, famously observed "Being busy is insufficient since ants are also active. What exactly are we occupied with? ". This saying is even more relevant now because adding real value to how we spend our "busy" time is a subject of extraordinary importance. When John Li and Michael Zhao, two fellow Berkeley students, founded Vimcal in 2020, they set out to address the problem of efficient time management. The startup's platform still aspires to greatness despite currently being regarded as the fastest and most useful calendar software. It offers a straightforward yet lovely look with a wealth of functional functions as a calendar intended to be king in a far-off land. Over the years, Vimcal has been able to differentiate out from the competition thanks to features like personal availability sharing and unparalleled app compatibility. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="740"] Image credit- Employee Benefit News[/caption] Along with launching a calendar application especially for executive assistants, the business has also expanded its product line to include Microsoft Outlook and IOs. Changing your perspective on time Sadly, even with better time management tools, we frequently fail to abandon our old habits. Because of this, Vimcal just debuted Vimcal Rewind, a new function that aims to alter the way we perceive time. Users of Vimcal will receive interesting statistics and insights about how they utilise their time thanks to the service, which is similar to Spotify Wrapped. Vimcal rewind is certain to present a fresh viewpoint on productivity and time management in addition to being simple to share, entertaining, and interesting. Co-founder and CEO John Li said the following: "Vimcal Rewind aims to give users a visceral understanding of how much time they're actually spending in meetings. It can be startling to read such large numbers; some CEOs sat in Zoom calls for the equivalent of seven full weeks in 2022. However, raising awareness is the first step in assisting people in reclaiming their time." Both new and seasoned mobile users can access the service, which offers statistics on information like:

• Days and hours that users spend in meetings overall
• The top five persons users met and the overall number of people users interacted with
• The busiest and quietest months for users
• The proportion of internal meetings versus external meetings
• How many meetings were repeated on average

The feature might have a big influence as 2022 is coming to an end and people are getting set to make resolutions for the following year all across the world. Time is one of the few resources that we can never get back, after all.