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Reclaiming Emotion in Virtual Meetings: Why the Amygdala Matters
As virtual meetings become a permanent fixture of modern work life, organizations must grapple with a subtle but critical challenge: emotional disengagement. This blog explores how virtual platforms often fail to engage the amygdala, the part of the brain responsible for processing emotion and forming memories. When the amygdala isn't engaged, it leads to reduced retention, motivation, and collaboration.
May 152 min read
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Lead with safety by discussing yesterday's incidents second.
Think about a recent morning meeting that you have been part of. I will assume that most of us start with safety at the forefront of this...
Jun 11, 20233 min read
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History sometimes changes the chart.
Let's take a moment to interrogate a time-series plot in your next monthly review, shared PowerPoint slide deck, or performance boards...
Mar 12, 20234 min read
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You just drifted. Stay focused.
Organizations are becoming more connected than ever before with the complete office packages of Microsoft or Google. We can work on...
Jul 17, 20224 min read
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Can we make virtual meetings not suck?
We are two years into drinking virtual meetings from a fire hose, and for some of us, it may feel like a decade. The ease of having a...
Jun 27, 20224 min read
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Improving the schedule compliance of your own meeting schedule.
In the COVID world that we live in, we have transitioned to a world that can have a Zoom or Teams meeting at any time. No more do we need...
Jan 27, 20225 min read
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