Great subject Wade, I am in Mexico City and I will apply these tips in Meetings that I have on Monday and Tuesday. I recently attended a business meeting where, at the end, someone asked, "Is there anything I didn't cover that might be relevant to this discussion?" I found this question particularly valuable. In many business settings, people often focus solely on promoting their own products or services, without taking the time to address or understand the interests and concerns of the other party. This approach can lead to missed opportunities for meaningful dialogue and collaboration. Looking forward to seeing you on Thursday!
Love that, Pablo! I agree, the question about whether everything has been covered is really smart to ask to ensure everyone's concerns have been heard. Safe travels back from Mexico City, and see you at Toastmasters!
Great subject Wade, I am in Mexico City and I will apply these tips in Meetings that I have on Monday and Tuesday.
I recently attended a business meeting where, at the end, someone asked, "Is there anything I didn't cover that might be relevant to this discussion?" I found this question particularly valuable. In many business settings, people often focus solely on promoting their own products or services, without taking the time to address or understand the interests and concerns of the other party. This approach can lead to missed opportunities for meaningful dialogue and collaboration. Looking forward to seeing you on Thursday!
Love that, Pablo! I agree, the question about whether everything has been covered is really smart to ask to ensure everyone's concerns have been heard. Safe travels back from Mexico City, and see you at Toastmasters!