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Learn how to facilitate great meetings and avoid wasting time. Discover when to have a meeting, when not to, and how to make your meetings productive and effective. Most leaders don’t hate meetings. They hate bad meetings! In this third video of the Leading Teams Well series, I walk through Five Fundamentals for Facilitating Great Meetings — simple practices that, when used consistently, transform meetings from a drain on energy to a source of clarity, alignment, and momentum. You’ll learn: • When not to have a meeting (this alone saves hours every week) • When a meeting is the right tool — and why it matters • How to articulate clear outcomes that keep meetings focused • How agendas, preparation, and space shape decision-making • The three meeting roles that prevent confusion and re-hashing • Why follow-up is the difference between talk and traction These fundamentals aren’t flashy. But when leaders practice them with discipline, meetings change. Team health improves. Productivity increases. And satisfaction goes up. At the end of the video, I also share a Facilitating Meetings Checklist you can use immediately to assess — and improve — your own meetings. Get started here: 👉 Download the free Facilitating Meetings Tool: https://www.leadingteamswell.com/facilitation 👉 Explore my online leadership course: https://www.leadingteamswell.com/ 👉 Book a call if you want personal support applying this with your leadership team: https://calendly.com/paulbreaux/20minutes Join my course today and get all of my leadership templates and tools for success! If you’re committed to leading well — and building the kind of team that shares the burden of leadership — you’re in the right place.