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Reduce

  • Reduce frequency: Not all meetings need to be weekly. Reduce them to however often you need to stay on track.
  • Reduce length: Your default could be 30 minutes or 45 minutes.
  • Reduce drive-by meetings: Informal meetings can be valuable. But they can also be overwhelming when they take up the very limited amount of time you have between scheduled meetings.

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