Guide
A short reset between back-to-back meetings
Between meetings, take a few minutes to close the last one on purpose: jot down any loose ends, take a few slow breaths, and set one focus for the next conversation. It helps you show up to the next meeting instead of still thinking about the last.
Step by step
- Write down anything you need to remember from the last meeting.
- Close those tabs and notes.
- Take three slow breaths and let your shoulders drop.
- Name the one thing you want from the next meeting.
- Join when you're ready.
Try it with a free guided practice
Between Meetings
A short reset between meetings that clears the residue of the previous conversation.
Play free →Four Corners
A steady box-breathing practice for finding a little more space before the next thing.
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What if I only have one minute?
Do the write-down step and one long exhale. Even that helps separate the two conversations.
Can I do this with my camera on?
Yes. It's eyes-open and silent.
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