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When you approach opportunities from a nonintuitive angle, you create better plans faster.

Anger can create the energy we need to stand up for what’s right, but it’s draining. These books show more sustainable ways to confront issues.

The best daily check-in meetings (a.k.a huddles, stand-ups, scrums, adrenaline meetings, etc.) are zippy and energizing.

You’ll be surprised to see the range of emotion this simple question evokes.

Foster a healing workplace by making space to acknowledge the impact of outside events.

Think icebreakers only apply to meetings with people you don’t know? Think again.

Sometimes good intentions turn into a bumbling mess. Learn how to avoid these common missteps.

Leaders spend up to 80 percent of their day in meetings. Better make sure they have the skills needed to use that time well.

Vision-values leadership and well-designed meetings can keep your company growing strong.

Everyone on your team should understand these crucial business realities.

You can’t change bad meeting habits on your own. Here’s how to get others onboard.

Want better meetings? Let everyone know they don’t have to show up.

Success means treating every meeting with a decision maker as the invaluable opportunity it is.