It feels like everyone could use just a little more…time. More time to do the work (and not just talk about the work). More time to think. More time to pause, reflect, and improve. More time without meetings. We can’t go on like this day in and day out — can we?In my latest article, me and my colleague Ali Randel talk about 9 causes of meeting overload and what to do about it:Meetings never lead to clear decisions and next stepsOur meeting routine is non-existentIt isn't clear who has the authority to make decisionsThe priorities are murkyWe have meetings that could have been emailsThere's no protected time in your scheduleYou're holding too many rolesThe fear of missing out is too greatWe're still having meetings we no longer needRead the article on LinkedIn or Medium.