This might be the best way to create an exceptional meeting when you’re not the official leader.You can actually lead a meeting as a participant.And, not many people want to do this.That’s why you need to know this strategy.Perhaps the most powerful role in a meeting is the note taker.The scribe.Yet few people volunteer to take notes during a meeting.In fact, most will find some way to avoid this dreaded task.They run away from it like they flee a typical boring, inefficient meeting.I encourage you to be different.Embrace the role.Volunteer to take notes in the next meeting you attend.Especially if it’s a meeting that is less than exceptional.In this week's episode we'll talk about the hidden powers held by the meeting note taker.You'll learn how you can lead any meeting you attend in a way most people won't even try.You'll Learn7 serious powers a meeting note taker holdsThe power to:Stay engagedInterruptBring clarityEnsure alignmentDocument decisionsDrive actionNot be perfectLinks and Resources from this EpisodeSupporting information in the post, How To Unlock The Power To Lead In A role You Probably Don't LikeConnect or follow me on LinkedIn where I post daily on how to create exceptional meetingsSee the show notes at GregHarrod.com.

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