Always Start a Meeting with a Temperature Check-In

Questions to ask yourself: How much do you really think got done in that meeting? Was it effective? What are the negative effects occurring? How much money did that cost to have that meeting in people’s time?

Is there is a different approach a leader could use to be more effective here? YES!

You can increase meeting productivity and avoid a lot of the downsides by starting off every meeting in a different way.

Your next question is, “how can I do do that?”

At the start of every meeting take a “temperature check to share their current personal weather conditions.”

It’s asking everyone the question, “How are you doing…REALLY? and WHY?”

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