Executives Say Walking During Meetings Leads to Good Decision-Making
 

Executives Say Walking During Meetings Leads to Good Decision-Making
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When Darren Huston, chief executive ******r of the Priceline Group, has a decision to discuss with one of his managers, he often heads outdoors for a walking meeting, away from the hubbub of his open ****** in Amsterdam.

“Walking clears my brain,” he said.

President Barack Obama understands. He often ends his working day, especially **w that the weather is warmer, by walking around the White House grounds with his chief of staff, Denis McDo**ugh. While conferring about the latest political and policy issues, he strides several laps on the asphalt loop around the South Lawn before joining his family for dinner. Read more...

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