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A Normal Day

February 22, 2019 by Katie Moore

#18 Go to Team Meetings

I am not a big fan of meetings. Luckily, I am a fan of my team. And sometimes having meetings means that Pete makes us pour-over coffees, so there’s that, too…

Lately I have been reminded of the need for intentional, focused times of communication while my coworkers have been on furlough. It has been just Rachel and I lately, and we have fallen into a pattern of “winging it,” which is workable, but not ideal.

But as of a few days ago, our coworkers are back, and we will get back into the pattern we’ve had over the last 8ish years: we will meet together, we will contemplate direction, we will deliberate, we will hash out details, we will sometimes disagree, and then we will set a course.

I rarely take pictures of our team meetings. They do not stand out as a glamorous or an interesting part of life. But they are one small snippet of how we spend our days–looking for ways to be on the same page as a group and head in a direction that honors God.

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