Learn how to spend your time with Google Calendar

Sometimes we don't realize how much time we spend, and we complain that we can't achieve our goals. Now, Google uses graphs and statistics to show you the number of hours you've spent in meetings, which contacts you spend the most time with, which days you're busiest, and more.

With this information, Google aims to help you evaluate how you organize your workday, so you're more aware of the time you spend on specific projects, meetings, etc.

A dynamic that Google wants to improve with the latest Calendar update. Users can now use color labels on events to categorize the different activities scheduled on the calendar. For example, you can use a color label for personal activities, work, projects, important tasks, etc.

That way, you'll not only see a chart breaking down how you spend your time, but you'll also be able to see at a glance how your calendar is organized. For example, whether you're keeping a balanced schedule between work and personal projects, whether there are too many unimportant activities that are hindering your productivity, etc.

And of course, this full-color view of your calendar could also help you better organize your schedule and optimize your routine. This new feature is available to Business Standard and Plus, Enterprise Standard and Plus, Education Plus, and Nonprofit customers.

Don't hesitate to try it!

The AcrossTheWorldPlanner Team