Everyone’s Calendar is One Meeting Too Full
Everyone’s Calendar is One Meeting Too Full

Here are four things you can do about yours

Photo by Curtis MacNewton on Unsplash

If your friend, co-worker, or boss asked you today to add another meeting to your calendar, what is the first thing you’re going to feel?

For most of us: anxiety.

Or maybe this is a better question: How do you feel when you’re sitting in your third hour-long meeting of your Thursday, listening to the department manager list off the potential complications with your upcoming project launch?

For most of us: bored.

Why is that? Why does everyone feel like they don’t have space for one extra meeting on their calendar? Why is it so easy for meetings to not capture our attention.

Can you remember the last time you were at work and didn’t have a single meeting scheduled for the whole day?

We’ve got something backward about the time we invest on a daily and weekly basis in meetings. For the sake of our sanity, as future and current leaders, that needs to change.
['Jake Daghe']
['Meetings', 'Leadership', 'Productivity', 'Time Management', 'Self Improvement']