Reverse Charades—Improving Everybody’s Nonverbal Communication This video just crossed over 5,000 views, THANK YOU! Goals: Play charades with more engagement and more energy. Have you ever wished for a fun game where more people were engaged? Do you want a game that’s high energy? Reverse […]
Charades—Improving Your Nonverbal Communication Goals: Guess what the actor is doing without the actor saying a word. This classic game plays well in virtual meetings. A charade was a form of literary riddle popularized in France in the eighteenth century. This acting game is a […]
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A to Z—Teaching Why Your Meeting Needs a System Goals: Chat from A to Z as fast as possible. Show that high-performing meetings must have a system like Air Traffic Control. Show how easy it is to step on each other’s toes in virtual meetings. […]
This is a great initiative to increase verbal communication. It’s especially useful when some attendees are unable to turn on their cameras since it provides a way to engage them. Attendees will develop skills of asking questions to test assumptions of other attendees, which will […]
End your meeting on a high note. You want your attendees to have more energy after your meeting. Product teams did research on product demonstration meetings. They discovered that if you end your meeting on a high note, customers are more likely to buy your […]
Get productive with virtual tools. A virtual meeting is about getting work done. We all have to meet to get our job done. As the host, you need to value the time even more, because as soon as you log in, you start an invisible […]
Air traffic control. If two or more people talk at the same time, no one can hear. An engaging meeting is when you understand what is said. You can help by creating air traffic control. From physical to virtual hand raises or other types of […]
Good looks. If you want engagement, look good. Take a shower. Dress up. Frame your face. Clean up your background. Turn on your lights. Wear your company gear. Wear bright colors.1 Like Bruno Mars says, “If you want to show up, then show out.” Want […]
Never lead a meeting alone. If you want engagement, assign an attendee or someone you invite to a meeting a role in the meeting (after you have trained them). Roles include chat engagement, muting and unmuting, renaming, and security. Any or all of these roles […]