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Welcome to Mini Cast Mastery!
In this bite-sized episode, we dive into a seemingly simple—but powerful—professional practice: starting and ending meetings on time.

🔑 Key Takeaways:

• Start on time, end on time isn't a revolutionary concept—it's basic business etiquette.
• Why the host sets the tone and how their leadership directly impacts meeting flow.
• The hidden cost of waiting for latecomers—and how it disrespects those who show up early.
• Real-world examples and frustrations from professionals dealing with chronically delayed meetings.
• Kimberli’s tips from auditing webinars and client sessions, including how to make use of every minute—without the awkward silence.
• The executive sponsorship advantage: making punctuality a company-wide expectation.
• Actionable suggestions: Schedule 25-minute meetings instead of 30, and 55 instead of 60 to avoid back-to-back burnout.

💡 Coming Soon:
A full-length episode on Time Management for Virtual Leaders, featuring a guest expert with top-tier insights. Stay tuned!

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🔁 One last word from Kathy: “Once you start this... be consistent.”

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