Meeting Mistakes: As participant, as convenor

Two Minutes on Presenting at a Staff Meeting

A Word With Marty: MEETING

Remote: A fictional short-short story

How to Run a Meeting Crisply

People often complain about too many meetings, meetings that run too long, and just meetings, generally. I run many meetings and my Psychology Today article today describes ways to ensure that they're efficient uses of time.

On Meetings: Making them less frequent and more productive

My Psychology Today article today describes why you should call and attend fewer meetings and how to make the most of those you need to attend.

Getting Happier With Your Virtual Meetings

Most of us, from counselors to clerks to CEOs, are spending lots of time in virtual meetings, both professional and personal. And many people are unhappy with how they look or sound, and find themselves getting distracted. My Psychology Today article today offers some thoughts.

Are You Excellent at Running Meetings?

Meetings can be horrible wastes of time. And even if they're not, decisions made at meetings tend to be lowest-common-denominator---the tepid plan everyone can agree to.

My PsychologyToday.com article today offers a 15-item self-assessment to help you identify how you might better run meetings. HERE is the link.

How to Run a Meeting

What's the first word that comes to mind when I say the word "meetings?"

Common answers are "boring" and "waste."

Yet planned and run well, meetings can be valuable, even fun.

How good are or would you be at running a meeting? I offer a quiz in my USNews.com article today.