As COVID gets better or people begin to lose the fear of it, a habit I wish continues to exist are walking meetings. They make everything better. I have been taking them for the past decade or so, that said (as someone that rather always meet in person or do a no video call) I never took so many, especially as 2021 started.
I was thinking… what makes walk in meetings better? I suspect someone had written about this.
Better than that, there is a 3 min TED talk with 3.4M views. Gotta love the internet.
Besides this TED Talk, I recommend you to read HBR: How to do walking meetings right.
Also, gotta walk more. Miami in the winter (as same for SF for that matter) have great spots for walking.
After a weekend in Miami Beach, I'm spending my week by Brickell. Great place to go for a walk near the water.
Have a great Tuesday.
One must keep improving daily. As we learn from our mistakes, we ought to remain friendly, loving, generous, just, and empathetic.
Lack of adaptability is the best seed for ignorance. Don't allow yourself to be slaved by tradition. Learn how to differentiate and adapt. Don't give up.
Not partaking in excess is essential. I have started to drink less, eat less, have fewer meetings, and attend fewer events.
