Sarah Jordi

I've been using Morgen for 1.5 years and it's not only my most used application, but literally helps me manage my whole personal and professional life. And I'm not even using all the features yet 😅 Excited to experiment with automations.

Big fan of everything team Morgen builds! I have been using the calendar for 8+ months now and it's been a game changer in terms of planning my days and weeks. TimeTo sounds brilliant and I can't wait to try it out with some of the remote teams I'm working with!

The magic of Product Hunt 😌 ✨

I would relax: Take a walk, nap, sit back and listen to a podcast. take a conscious break to regain energy for other tasks ahead.

Focus time, gym/run/surf, walking to and from meetings, coffee or drinks with friends, naps, new episodes of apple tv shows that come out on Thursdays or Fridays 😅 all neatly planned in my Morgen calendar.

Congrats Team Morgen! 🤩

Rooting for you!

I'm self-employed and use different calendars, productivity apps and to-do lists and I think I'm actually quite good at almost seamlessly flipping through all my apps, different chrome clients and calendars. So I'm usually a bit hesitant when it comes to trying something new. But after testing Morgen for a few weeks, when I now look at my laptop screen, all I see is one active time management...

that it is NEVER as bad as it feels in the moment.

Can't wait! Make sure to get enough sleep the night before, I'd say :))

I'm not launching myself, but I can't wait for the launch of Morgen: https://www.producthunt.com/prod... I use Morgen every day and think it's an absolutely brilliant product (I can manage all of my calendars and tasks in one place with Morgen and don't have to flip between 6 different tools and tabs. Game changer)

Focus on one thing at a time. Don't try to change everything right now. But for example, start with: Week 1: Say no to two things at work Week 2: Try to go to sleep no later than 11 pm every night Week 3: Start a morning ritual just for yourself ... and slowly add more things to it. Maybe like "On Fridays I leave the office before 5 pm"

My two cents: Focus on building a product that people will love and don't focus on hype building. Hype shouldn't be built, it should happen organically – otherwise it's not sustainable.

Honestly, going to sleep at 11 pm the latest, getting 8h of sleep a night and starting every day with some form of workout (gym, run or cycle) as this is the only way I can manage the workload at the moment. So I'd rather focus on things that make me feel better (hence, more productive for the rest of the day).

I think we just went nuts on Slack, assigning tasks to each other (the ones that came up unexpectedly on the day of the launch) and shouting across the office. Feeling comfortable in the chaos that is launch day definitely helped :)

That it is all about how to get more followers, more sales, more leads, whatever and how to manipulate people best to do that. It takes focus away from "How can we build something people love" (and then you don't have to manipulate people into buying it with algorithms, targeting, PR slogans, false promises etc.

Looks amazing! I'm just not sure it beats Miro (I'm an avid user of Canva and Miro).

Honestly, I have worked in and with startups for 10+ years and as much as I love it: It can get so bad for mental health incredibly fast. The glorification of the startup hustle really makes it even worse. In most startups I worked with, we fell into the typical pattern of the classic toxic silicon valley charade of: - We're all one family 🤪 - Work hard play hard 🤡 - The harder the hustle,...

Honestly, just forcing my friends and family onto the product.