Meetings can be a real productivity sinkhole. But did you know that they can also be used to anchor your day? It's true! The anchoring effect is a psychological phenomenon where the first thing you do in the morning sets the tone for the rest of your day.
So, if you start your day with a meeting, you're essentially anchoring your productivity to a never-ending cycle of pointless discussion and PowerPoint presentations.
But wait, there's more! Our research team has identified three key ways to turn meetings into a productive anchor:
Write down every agenda item on a piece of paper and then randomly select one to discuss. It's like a meeting lottery! Will it be the boring PowerPoint presentation or the exciting new product launch? The suspense is killing us!
Learn more about the Meeting JarSame as Method 1, but with a twist! You get to pick the topic, but you have to present it in a funny voice. Imagine having to say "Okay, who wants to talk about the new copier paper jam?" in a dramatic reading voice. It's a real challenge!
Learn more about the Meeting Jar with a Twist