Subscribe to the Infinite Impact Movement events calendar to automatically see all the events in your own calendar. This calendar updates automatically, so if a time moves or a new session gets added, it updates on your end without you doing anything. You never have to add an event by hand again.
Find the section below for the calendar you actually use, and follow the steps. It takes about a minute, and you only ever do it once.
(frequent troubleshooting questions are at the bottom)
On a computer
1. First, ensure you are logged in to the Google Account that you want to use.
2. Click this link: https://calendar.google.com/calendar/u/0?cid=Y180YzA1MzlhM2FlYmYxMDAyMzc1OTAzNGU5YmI4NjNlMTQ3YmVhNDcwODczNDE0NTA1NjI3NmEyY2UxODE1MjI2QGdyb3VwLmNhbGVuZGFyLmdvb2dsZS5jb20
3. Google Calendar opens and asks if you want to add the calendar.
4. Click Add.
You can toggle it on/off in the list on the left. It should also automatically appear in your phone.
On your phone
1. Tap the same link above, on your phone.
2. Your Google Calendar app opens and offers to subscribe.
3. (If you are signed in to multiple Google Accounts on your phone, it will ask you which one you want to use)
4. Tap to confirm.
That is it. It will now be on every device you are signed into with that Google account.
On a Mac
First, copy this address. Do not click it, just copy the whole thing:
https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/c_4c0539a3aebf10023759034e9bb863e147bea4708734145056276a2ce1815226%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics
1. Open the Calendar app.
2. In the menu bar along the top of your screen, click File, then New Calendar Subscription.
3. Paste the address into the box and click Subscribe.
4. A small settings box appears. Change two things on it:
> Set Location to iCloud. This puts the calendar on your iPhone and iPad too, so you don't have to do this again on your phone.
> Set Auto-refresh to Every 15 minutes, so you see any changes quickly.
5. Click OK.
On an iPhone or iPad
If you already did the Mac steps above and set Location to iCloud, it is already there. Nothing more to do.
Otherwise, on the phone itself:
1. Tap this link on your iPhone or iPad. It has to be tapped on the phone itself, not on a computer.
2. Your Calendar app opens and asks Subscribe to Calendar?
3. Tap Subscribe, then Done.
Will it show up on my Mac too if I add it on my phone? It depends. If it does not appear on your Mac after a while, just run the Mac steps above as well.
On a computer
First, copy this address. Do not click it, just copy the whole thing:
https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/c_4c0539a3aebf10023759034e9bb863e147bea4708734145056276a2ce1815226%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics
1. Go to outlook.com in your browser and sign in.
2. Click the calendar icon in the bar down the left.
3. Click Add calendar, then choose Subscribe from web.
4. Paste the address into the box.
5. Give it a name, then click Import.
On your phone
The Outlook app has no way to add a calendar like this, so there is nothing to do in the app itself. Follow the computer steps above once, then open the Outlook app on your phone and the calendar will be there waiting. If you cannot see its events, tap the calendar icon, then the menu icon in the top left, and make sure it is ticked.
If you only have your phone, you can still do it by opening outlook.com in your phone's browser rather than the app, and following the same five steps. It's fiddly on a small screen but it works.
Do I have to do this again every time there is a new event?
No. You subscribe once and new events appear on their own from then on.
What happens if a time changes?
It changes in your calendar too, without you doing anything. If you are on Google Calendar you will see it almost straight away. On Apple and Outlook it can take a few hours to catch up, which is normal and nothing to worry about.
Where is the link to actually join the call?
Inside the community, in the Events tab. Each calendar entry links you straight there. We keep the join links in the Events Tab so they are only visible to active community members.
I tapped the link on my iPhone and nothing happened.
Add it through your phone's settings instead.
1. Open Settings, tap Apps, then Calendar (on older iPhones, Calendar is in the main Settings list with no Apps step).
2. Then tap Accounts, Add Account, Other, and Add Subscribed Calendar.
3. Paste the address below into the Server box, tap Next, then Save.
https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/c_4c0539a3aebf10023759034e9bb863e147bea4708734145056276a2ce1815226%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics
I added it in Google Calendar but it is not showing on my iPhone.
This is a quirk of how iPhones handle Google calendars, and there is a one-off fix. On a computer, go to calendar.google.com/calendar/syncselect while signed into the same Google account, tick the calendar, and save. It will appear on your phone shortly after.
I am seeing every event twice.
You have likely subscribed by two different routes. Remove one of the two calendars from your calendar app and the duplicates should disappear.
Can I hide it without unsubscribing?
Yes. Untick it in your calendar's list of calendars, the same as any other. Tick it again whenever you want it back.
Will it block my availability in my calendar?
No, not by default. It arrives as its own separate calendar sitting alongside your own, and scheduling tools like Calendly only check the calendars you have specifically ticked for conflicts. So unless you go and add it to that list yourself, it is invisible to your booking links and nobody's availability changes.
If you would actually prefer it to block you, so that a client cannot book you during Magnetic Monday or a coaching call, you can add it to the conflict checking list in your scheduling tool's calendar settings. That works well if your scheduling tool is connected to Google Calendar. It is unreliable with Outlook, and Calendly cannot read Apple Calendar a