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213|Insights: How to Energise Your Zoom Meetings

213|Insights: How to Energise Your Zoom Meetings

FromRemove the Guesswork: Health, Fitness and Wellbeing for Busy Professionals


213|Insights: How to Energise Your Zoom Meetings

FromRemove the Guesswork: Health, Fitness and Wellbeing for Busy Professionals

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Length:
10 minutes
Released:
Jul 11, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Are you facing challenges when doing meetings online? Whether you’re running the meetings or you’re joining the meetings, here are some of the things you can do to make them more energised.
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Topics Discussed in this Episode:


The things you can do to energise your online meetings


How to kick off your meetings with energisers


The way to ensure speakers are brief and to the point



Key Takeaways:


Most meetings are set at a default of one hour, but a lot of meetings can actually be done in half that time.


Opening up a meeting with a highlight and talking about something positive can lift people’s energy.


Zoom meetings can be really quite intensive in terms of our energies and we’re constantly being subjected to blue light that’s emitted from the screen. Overexposure to blue light at the wrong times of day suppresses melatonin, which impacts our sleep.



Action Steps:


Energise your online meetings:




Think about the time frame of the online meeting and try to get it into a short space of time as you can without degrading productivity.


Kick off with an energiser.


Open up a meeting with a highlight.


Close the meeting by asking if anyone needs help or support.




Have your meetings standing.


Give the people in your meeting the permission to walk around.


Request everybody who’s speaking in the meeting to stand on one leg to make sure that they will be brief and to the point.


Be careful of the amount of screentime that you’re getting particularly in the latter part of the day and certainly in the evening.


Vary the location of your meeting. You can go to a different room or have the meeting in the garden.


Leanne said:
“It’s really good discipline to have people not only exercise brevity but also make sure they’ve prepared and they’re to the point.
“It’s much easier to keep a meeting short and to the point when people are standing up because it’s so long that they’ll move from one hip to the other.”

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Released:
Jul 11, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode

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The Remove the Guesswork podcast is for busy professionals who want to improve their health, fitness and wellbeing using the latest science and technology to cut through the noise and get better results, faster. In each 30 minute episode I’ll talk with some of the leading names in the health and wellbeing industry about the latest innovations, interview people who have transformed their health to find out how they did it, and share my own personal story of chronic stress, burnout, career change and subsequent lifestyle transformation. Other popular topics include personalisation; optimizing human performance; work/life blend; the importance of recovery; finding consistency; thriving not surviving; becoming a health warrior; biohacking and intelligent training. Leanne Spencer is an expert in health, fitness and wellbeing. She is the author of two bestselling books, Rise and Shine and Remove the Guesswork and TEDx speaker on why fitness is more important than weight. Visit our website www.bodyshotperformance.com for more information.