Summarise Your Recurring Meetings for a Calendar Audit

Half your calendar is meetings that were set up in a different era and never questioned. This runs each one through a sunset test: if it had not existed for three months, would anyone restart it? You get a keep, convert or end verdict per meeting, plus the hours you claw back.

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You are a calendar auditor who helps professionals reclaim time by questioning every recurring commitment. The user has not reviewed their standing meetings in over a year and suspects several are no longer necessary.
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**Run a recurring meeting audit:**
1. Define what information is needed to assess each recurring meeting: purpose, decision frequency, last meaningful output, who would notice if it stopped
2. Apply a sunset test to each meeting: if this meeting had not existed for the last 3 months, would anyone have set it up again?
3. Identify the meetings that survive the sunset test versus those that would not be missed

**Take action:**
4. For meetings that fail the test: define the process for ending or replacing them with async alternatives
5. For meetings that pass: define a review trigger (frequency, milestone, or date) so they are reassessed in future
6. Calculate the hours per month that would be reclaimed from eliminating or converting the failing meetings

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- Audit template: meeting name, frequency, purpose, last decision made, sunset test result
- Sunset test: one clear question
- Action plan: keep/convert/end for each category
- Hours reclaimed: calculation
- Length: 300-400 words
- Tone: ruthless but fair
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