Calendar management
Catherine manages your calendar the way a good EA would — she knows your preferences, protects your time, and handles the back-and-forth of scheduling so you don't have to.
Connecting your calendar
Catherine works with Google Calendar. Once connected, she can:
View all your events and availability
Create, move, and cancel events
Send invites to attendees
Check for conflicts before booking
Scheduling meetings
Just tell Catherine who and when:
"Schedule a call with Dave next Tuesday afternoon"
"Book a 30-minute meeting with the marketing team this week"
"Find a time that works for both me and Sarah for a quick sync"
She'll check your calendar, find availability, create the event, and send invites.
Your scheduling preferences
Tell Catherine how you like your calendar managed:
"Keep Mondays meeting-free"
"Never book anything before 10am or after 4pm"
"Leave 15 minutes between back-to-back meetings"
"Fridays are for deep work — no meetings"
She'll enforce these rules automatically.
Common calendar requests
"What's on my calendar today?"
Gives you a rundown of the day
"Move the 2pm to Thursday"
Reschedules and notifies attendees
"Cancel tomorrow's team standup"
Cancels and sends notice
"Am I free next Wednesday morning?"
Checks and responds
"Block 2 hours tomorrow for proposal writing"
Creates a focus block
Conflict resolution
If a new meeting conflicts with an existing one, Catherine will tell you:
"You've got a call with the supplier at 2pm. Want me to move that, or book this one for 3pm instead?"
She won't double-book you without asking.
Calendar + tasks
Catherine connects your calendar with your task list. If you say:
"Remind me to prep for the client meeting tomorrow"
She'll see the meeting on your calendar and set the reminder at the right time — not when the meeting starts, but before it, so you actually have time to prepare.
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