• Role of the Chair
• Before the Meeting
• During the Meeting
• After the Meeting
• Chairing Brilliant Meetings  

Source: Kline, N (1999) Time to Talk, Octopus Publishing Group, London

Notes:

1. An environment which encourages people to think for themselves, by allowing them to vocalise their thoughts and be listened to in a non-judgemental manner.
2. A question formed in such a way as to remove blocks – ‘If you knew + freeing assumption + goal = Incisive Question’ (:178).
3. A period of time when two people meet to ‘think for themselves’. This is gained from sharing equal time to talk through their thoughts whilst the other partner listens.