How to Enable Your Daily Agenda Email in Google Calendar

May 12
1 min read

Google Calendar can send you an agenda list straight to your mailbox every morning. If you use multiple calendars (like one for work and one for family), you can enable this for each one to get an overview of your whole day. This is a great hidden Google Calendar feature to add to your daily routine.

Step 1 - Open your Google Calendar

Step 2 - In the top right corner, click the Settings menu (the wheel/gear icon) and select 'Settings'.

Settings dropdown menu expanded on a calendar interface, showing options like Settings, Bin, and Print. The background displays a weekly view.

Step 3 - On the left-hand sidebar, look for the 'Settings for my calendars' section.

Step 4 - Click on the name of the calendar you want the agenda to come from (usually your primary email address).

Calendar settings menu with options: Shared with, Access permissions, and notifications. Highlighted "Jordan Hughes" section. Simple, clean design.

Step 5 - Scroll down to the 'Other notifications' section.

Step 6 - Find the 'Daily agenda' option and change the dropdown menu from 'None' to 'Email'.

Email notification settings for a calendar displayed with options for new, changed, and canceled events, event responses, and daily agenda.

It's as simple as that, starting tomorrow morning, a summary of your day will be waiting for you in your inbox.

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