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Why small teams make decisions faster and achieve better results.

The optimal group size for a strategic meeting or strategy day lies between 5 and 8 people — a maximum of 10. Above that limit, a group fragments into subgroups, individual responsibility diminishes, and decisions are delayed. Below that limit, diversity of perspective is lacking. This number is not a rule of thumb, but a scientifically substantiated condition for effective decision-making.

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What nature does to your brain — and why that is relevant to meetings

Nature has a demonstrable effect on how the brain works. Exposure to a green environment reduces cognitive fatigue, increases the capacity for creative thinking, and improves concentration. For teams working outside the office for a day on strategy or decision-making, the choice of location is therefore not merely decorative — it is a tool.

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Why small teams make decisions faster and achieve better results.

What nature does to your brain — and why that is relevant to meetings