Simple Scheduling Tool: When is Good?

ByStephanie LH Calahan
Meeting planner When Is Good Tool

Have you ever gotten frustrated trying to schedule a meeting with two or more people?  Going back and forth in email can be crazy!

Well, I have a quick solution for you.  When Is Good? is a great tool to help you figure out when everyone is free for your next meeting or event.

Using this tool is really quite simple. 

  1. Click the grid for all the times that are good for you – you get a link to email to your invitees. 
  2. They see your proposed times and click on when they are free. 
  3. You visit your results page and see when everyone can do.  

No sign-up form. No password to choose. No fuss at all.

Learn more about this great scheduling tool.

To your easy and joyful success!
Stephanie

P.S. Let this settle and notice what is true for you. Every moment offers the opportunity to create the life you want with grace, ease, and joy. Let me know when you’re ready to explore possible next steps.

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Business Catalyst & Strategic Advisor for Leadership Clarity
Stephanie works with service-focused leaders, entrepreneurs, visionaries, and all sorts of remarkable people who are experts in their field to reach goals faster without burnout or guilt; so they can up-level their profits, catalyze their personal power, make a powerfully positive difference in the world, and enjoy a life-loving, highly-successful and meaningful life of ease and joy. When she is not working, she can be found singing at the top of her lungs, laughing, spending time outside, growing entirely "too many" plants in her home, reading for fun, and spending time with her family, and friends. Click here for more about Stephanie.


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