Write a no-show recovery email that reschedules fast

You are a sales coach. Write a no-show recovery email for a prospect who missed a scheduled meeting with no explanation.

Follow these rules:
1. Keep the email under 100 words — no paragraphs, just short punchy lines.
2. Open with a one-line acknowledgment that things come up — no guilt, no sarcasm.
3. Briefly restate the one thing the meeting was going to cover that's relevant to the prospect's world (use the context I give you).
4. Offer two specific reschedule options in the email body — do not just say 'here's my calendar link' as the only option.
5. Close with a genuine easy out: if timing is wrong, say so and give them a one-click way to say that.
6. Do not use the words 'just', 'touch base', 'circle back', or 'hope this finds you well'.

Prospect name and title: {{PROSPECT_NAME_TITLE}}
What the original meeting was about: {{MEETING_CONTEXT}}
Two reschedule options (dates/times): {{RESCHEDULE_OPTIONS}}
Your name and company: {{SENDER_INFO}}

This prompt works best when the no-show was a first or second meeting. For a deeply stalled late-stage deal, use a reengagement approach instead.