Meeting Etiquette
Back to basics meeting guide
In meetings with others - whether individually or in a group - skills are required if your message is to be effective
There are 7 aspects to study
Meeting etiquette guidelines: NO is about boundaries and identification.
Exactly what are you attempting to say?
Meeting etiquette guidelines: HELLO is about openness and exchange.
What can you learn from others about ways to present your point?
Meeting etiquette guidelines: THANK YOU is about appreciating and valuing.
What do you most value about the people you are addressing?
Meeting etiquette guidelines: GOODBYE is about realization, decision, completion, and moving on.
After you have delivered your message, will your audience's understanding be forever different?
Meeting etiquette guidelines: PLEASE is about intention and cooperation.
What is the message trying to achieve...what's your intended outcome?
Meeting etiquette guidelines: SORRY is about responsibility, remorse, repair and release.
Do you need to take responsibility for your part in any misunderstandings that have arisen?
Meeting etiquette guidelines: YES is about accepting and surrender.
Not every communication will be effective, sometimes you will need to accept that.
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Self-examination "Occupation"
You can have fun with this or take it very seriously...it is a way to look at yourself and your circumstances
Drag these life categories into your order of importance for you
Score each 1 to 10 according to how satisfied you are with this area of life
The Satisfaction Index is a measure of your level of OK-ness with this area of your life
The Primary Word and Critial Keywords may help guide you towards improvement of the quality of your life
For deeper insights do a free: Questionnaire
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