“Democracy is the art of thinking independently together.”
~ Alexander Meiklejohn
At the end of a presentation, work day, work week, or project, a good way to kick off a review of the "happenings" is to ask three things:
What was the high from this experience/day/week/project?
What was the low from this experience/day/week/project?
What are you most proud of as it relates to this experience/day/week/project?
The first question starts on a positive note, the second allows you to solution things for next time, and you end with the third question to bring it all into perspective and close strongly as well.
Implement an agenda of just these three things, and watch where the "review" goes...it's democratic, since you each/all can participate, and it's diplomatic in the approach!
Side note - this works great with kids, spouses, and any personal relationships, too!
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