Maksym Turzanski's Key Ideas from Death by Meeting
by Patrick M. Lencioni

Not all meetings are created equal. Lencioni suggests a clear structure:

• Daily Check-In: Quick, 5–10 min updates to stay aligned.
• Weekly Tactical: Resolve short-term issues.
• Monthly Strategic: Deep dive into big-picture thinking.
• Quarterly Off-Site: Reflect, reset, and re-align long-term goals.

💡 Define the purpose before you schedule. Format matters.

The secret to a great meeting? Conflict.

• Conflict isn’t dysfunction—it’s fuel for clarity and creativity.
• Encourage debate around tough topics instead of tiptoeing around them.
• Make room for disagreement so decisions aren’t shallow.

👉 Drama done right keeps minds engaged and outcomes better.

Great leaders don’t just show up — they design and drive meetings intentionally:

• Set the tone for candor and curiosity.
• Facilitate like a director, not just a participant.
• Invest in meetings like you invest in culture — because they are culture.

The real death isn’t from too many meetings — it’s from bad ones. Death by Meeting is a wake-up call for leaders who want to reclaim time, energy, and trust within their teams. Change your meetings, and you change your organization.

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