Yeah definitely. So, one of the challenges I've faced when there is more demand for my time than supply, is ensuring I have enough time during the day to complete my tasks. I think you guys are on to something with forcing users to go through their planning ritual and place their tasks on the calendar which should fix the above, however, sometimes you get busy and don't do the planning ritual, or maybe you're not really sure exactly what you need to do, but maybe you know you need x hours a day to do "deep work" or just to get things done. In that case, if you think about a nine hour day (or however long the user wants to set it to), you optionally could set a meetings threshold - ie block the free time of your calendar off to hold your work time after x % is scheduled events. So for example, if I want 3 hours a day of deep work time, after 5-6 hours of meetings are scheduled, the rest of my calendar gets blocked off so I retain that time. This is a bit of an over-simplication, but I think you get the idea. Clockwise does a bit of this, but I don't think they completely have perfected it yet.