In my quest to become a better leader, I have run across a variety of helpful resources which I plan to share with you throughout the year. As uncomfortable as it has been, many of them have helped me better identify and understand my shortcomings as a leader.
One area in which I've fallen short is making meetings productive and concise. This is something I am working to correct. I found the following article on a business leadership blog entry on meetings helpful. Though it is designed for a business audience, it has many applications in our congregational context. (By the way, ROI is Return on Investment.)
http://www.leadersbeacon.com/want-greater-roi-from-your-meetings-six-questions-that-will-make-the-difference/
I will be putting more insights and other things I have learned here on my blog. I encourage you to come back and check for new entries often. Please leave comments so we can dialogue through this venue.
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
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michaelhyatt.com/2008/11/why-most-meetings-still-suck.html
michaelhyatt.com/2007/02/seven-rules-for-more-effective-meetings.html
These are two great links from Michael Hyatt's blog about meetings and making them effective. It turned my office around when I force fed them this material. :)
Thank you, Seiji! I appreciate the links and will check them out.
Helpful resources? Love that idea, I like reading where I'm learning!
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