Most meetings don’t fail because of time. They fail because nothing actually gets decided.

Executives are spending nearly 23 hours a week in meetings - and yet 70% say those meetings are ineffective. That’s not a scheduling problem. It’s a decision-making problem.

Too many meetings have:

• Too many voices
• Not enough ownership
• More discussion, but fewer decisions

And over time, that doesn’t just waste time. It also shapes your culture. It tells your team that being busy matters more than being effective.

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