Eight hours of daily meetings leave workers burned out and unproductive. Asynchronous alternatives using Slack, Notion, and Trello let teams share updates and decisions without everyone online at once. Status indicators help people protect time for actual work.
And then the third leg of that stool is around productivity. And I really believe, you know, if you're like me in the corporate world, it was death by meeting. I mean, you went through 8 hours of meetings, 5 days a week, and you had a to-do list about 2.5 miles long. And if you didn't do it on the weekend, you were just rinse and repeat starting the following Monday. Well, we need to start exploring more asynchronous meetings? Or when we're looking at technology, how do we have these, these, these meetings that are taking place where we don't have to be physically available in a room, yet we have a stream of notes through either Slack or through Notion or Trello or some system that basically allows us to be more efficient? How do we know individually how to structure our days, our weeks, when we're in kind of green, yellow, or red?
