About Silverpine Time

We teach practical time management that survives your busiest seasons. This page shares our mission, story, approach, and the people building every lesson you see.

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Mission

Our mission is to help people regain confident control of their calendar without burning out. We focus on high-leverage skills—clarity, prioritization, and energy management—so that your workday feels deliberate, not crowded.

Every template, lesson, and workshop is designed for the constraints of real teams: meetings, shifting priorities, and deep work that needs room to breathe.

Story

Silverpine Time began as a small internal guide for a distributed product team. We wrote down the habits that helped us deliver deep, thoughtful work on tight timelines. Colleagues started asking for the guide, then their friends did too.

What started as a PDF became an independent studio. We turned lived experience into a curriculum—short, rigorous, and useful the same day you learn it. The name Silverpine is a nod to the forests where many of the earliest ideas were drafted during long walks after work.

Approach

We believe productivity should feel humane. Our approach centers on:

  • Principles over hacks: tools change, principles persist. We teach you frameworks that travel between apps and roles.
  • Small bets, fast feedback: build confidence through micro-experiments that take minutes, not months.
  • Energy-aware planning: match tasks to your circadian reality instead of forcing motivation.
  • Operational kindness: protect focus with agreements that make collaboration easier for everyone.

Team

We are a tiny, senior team of educators and product builders. We’ve shipped tools used by millions and curricula studied by bootcamps and internal teams. We keep the studio small so the work can stay careful.

Elena Brook — Curriculum

Designs learning paths and writes practice prompts. Obsessed with testing ideas in the field and removing friction from first attempts.

Ravi Iyer — Product

Turns principles into systems you can click. Loves clear constraints, clean interfaces, and leaving useful traces in a team’s day.

Maya Chen — Research

Studies habit formation across projects and cultures. Builds evidence into our checklists, not just our citations.

Jonas Falk — Ops

Keeps the engine running: logistics, scheduling, and the little details that make learning feel calm.

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