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If you are living with the “live every day like it’s Friday” mentality like Mark and Ben are, you know how this shift in perspective can boost your energy level and help you find the good things in each day, seeing every problem as an opportunity to do something right. This perspective carries over into many aspects of your working life and is especially pertinent to the implementation of effective meetings. Maybe you have never been a part of a meeting that you would define as “effective”, so here are 5 ways to alter the paradigm and make every meeting more productive:
Your action items after listening to this episode are to define the purpose of your next meeting and split up tasks at the end of that meeting to see how much this improves the effectiveness of the meeting.
Connect with us:
https://www.thefridayhabit.com/
https://www.instagram.com/benjaminmanley
http://www.benjaminmanley.com/
https://www.brandvivamedia.com/
https://www.facebook.com/Marklab2
https://www.linkedin.com/in/marklab2/
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If you are living with the “live every day like it’s Friday” mentality like Mark and Ben are, you know how this shift in perspective can boost your energy level and help you find the good things in each day, seeing every problem as an opportunity to do something right. This perspective carries over into many aspects of your working life and is especially pertinent to the implementation of effective meetings. Maybe you have never been a part of a meeting that you would define as “effective”, so here are 5 ways to alter the paradigm and make every meeting more productive:
Your action items after listening to this episode are to define the purpose of your next meeting and split up tasks at the end of that meeting to see how much this improves the effectiveness of the meeting.
Connect with us:
https://www.thefridayhabit.com/
https://www.instagram.com/benjaminmanley
http://www.benjaminmanley.com/
https://www.brandvivamedia.com/
https://www.facebook.com/Marklab2
https://www.linkedin.com/in/marklab2/
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