Anese Cavanaugh

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5 Meeting & Mindset Hacks -- For you and your team's health, productivity, and clarity.

Anese Cavanaugh

Are you spending a lot of time in meetings? How about in your head? Both have value. Both overdone are exhausting. So this week, try one or all of these five ways to make your meetings and mindset better.

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How to lead energized and effective leadership team meetings

Anese Cavanaugh

I was working with a couple of clients this week helping them think through a big meeting next month for their team. When one of the outcomes they wanted to have came up as being something like: “Schedule the next team meeting to discuss how we want to have team meetings” my energy flinched just a tad.

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Engage Your Team – 7 Questions

Anese Cavanaugh

We’ve just released our new product “7Questions You MUST Ask Yourself to Lead Your Team Well…And Get Things Done Quickly.” It’s here!

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Using Reflection & Intention to Create a Productive 2009

Anese Cavanaugh

Done with our team (or spouse/partner/etc.) It basically sets us up for greater success and yes, of course, greater engagement. (“BP” Result: Monthly & Weekly Priority Checks individually and as team.). BP” Result: Ask questions – Am I engaging my team appropriately here? Who can do this better? See one that fits you?

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The answer is not over “there”… Blaming, laming and all sorts of other non-productive ways to navigate conflict

Anese Cavanaugh

I know this for myself personally, I witness it in others (as individuals and as teams), and I even see it in the grocery store. And we’re a player in that game – the more we can address it head on and look for a productive solution and lead…the better off we’ll be and the better our resource state to deal with whatever’s come up.

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The Cost of Presence in Your Organization

Anese Cavanaugh

It was simply the expense of negative energy brought into a team meeting leading to lost productivity, distracted focus, and funky team dynamics*. It involved two people within a small team of eight. The team had tolerated it for some time. The team had tolerated it for some time. The culprit?

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Is Your Lack of Vision Exhausting You? The Power of a Where and Why

Anese Cavanaugh

Traveling recently, I met a gentleman whose team was in a rut. In fact they were getting ready for a huge product launch that was going to take the company to a whole new level with the competition. Inspiration low. Fatigue high. Energy flat. He wasn't sure why. Even he was exhausted. Nothing big had happened, nothing bad.

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