Audit my recurring meetings

Audit my recurring meetings. Which ones should I kill?

Recurring meetings are calendar inertia: they were created for a reason that may no longer exist. alfred_ surfaces the audit so you can act on the data.

What alfred_ does

1. Lists every recurring meeting with: cadence, duration, attendees, your annual time cost
2. Cross-references with notes and tasks to estimate “last meaningful output”
3. Flags candidates for cancellation, shortening, or attendee reduction
4. Optionally drafts the cancellation note to the organizer

Tips

• Use the meeting cost calculator first: knowing a weekly 30-min meeting with 8 people costs $15K/year reframes the decision
• Audit quarterly: cadence keeps the list short and trustworthy
• Pair with action: “Audit my recurring meetings. Kill the 3 lowest-output ones, draft the cancellations.”

Related

• Meeting cost calculator
• Decline a meeting request