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EPISODE · Jan 24, 2025 · 18 MIN

Is Meeting PREP Supposed To be a Time SINK

from Konshuhs Agility-Project Manager Coach & Agile Coach, Trainer, Mentor & Author

Mastering Meetings: Transform Your Preparation and Boost EfficiencyIn this episode, we discuss how to make your meetings more effective and avoid burnout with one simple tweak. Key points include understanding your project inside and out, adapting preparations to different meeting types, ensuring participants are prepared, and staying adaptable to unexpected changes. Plus, exciting news about the newly launched Magnetic Project Management School and additional resources including a free mini ebook and AI prompts for project management.00:00 Introduction: Transform Your Meetings00:19 Know Your Project Inside and Out02:20 Adapt to Different Meeting Types04:25 Exciting News: Magnetic Project Management School07:07 Ensure Participants Are Prepared09:46 Stay Adaptable to Changes10:54 Set Time Limits for Preparation12:42 Learn from Each Meeting13:48 Prepare for Resistance14:24 Understand Stakeholder Priorities14:51 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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