October 24, 2017 
Is an "I" Leading your Meeting? 
What is an "I"?  Influence
      They like fun meetings 
  Your Meeting Leader is an "I" if... 
Strategy
Fluid agenda. Stories, anecdotes and unrelated discussions often lead to lengthy meetings.
 
Example
"How was everyone's weekend?" "That's a good point. I had a similar experience..."

Priorities
No time frame. Encourages participation. Shares big picture. Often turns business meeting into social event.

Example
"We covered the important items. Let's meet again this week, over lunch, to finish the rest of the agenda."

Decision-making Process
Inspires others to get involved through brainstorming. Enthusiasm drives decisions.
 
Example
"Partner up with someone, generate a few ideas, and then we will share in the large group."
  Tips for Attending a Meeting Led by an "I" 
Preparation
Come with creative suggestions and volunteer your ideas.

During
Be willing to move from topic to topic. Express your concerns with feeling/visual/positive words, stories and experiences. Avoid pushing facts to change minds.
 
  Example
"I feel it would help if we met more often. We could then address our concerns and explore solutions in a more timely manner." 



  Attention HR/Trainers Only

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