Imagine your brain is like a toy car, it needs to be pushed forward with new things. If everything in a meeting is the same, like hearing the same old ideas over and over, your brain just slows down. That’s why meetings feel boring.
Examples
- A meeting that lasts an hour with only one person talking.
- You’re told the same plan three times by different people.
- Your brain starts drawing pictures of your cat instead of listening.
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See also
- Why Do People Hate Being Interrupted?
- Why Do We Get Bored?
- Why Do People Lose Track of Time When They’re Having Fun?
- Why Do We Get Lost in Crowded Places?
- What Makes a ‘Good’ Decision Easy or Difficult?
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