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toubab1020 Posted - 02 Jul 2016 : 17:54:47
This from The Point,quite interesting, I quote “The secret of your success is determined by your daily agenda.” from John C. Maxwell,I had never heard of him,wanted to find out more,who is he.The following link explains everything.


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The Agenda for Change
africa » gambia »
Wednesday, June 29, 2016

A serious concern has been raised by the Minority Leader of the National Assembly, who has claimed that the Assembly operates more or less “without a proper agenda”.

Most members of the Assembly, he said, do not always know the agenda of meeting before issues are tabled for discussion.

This could be a serious hitch on the business operation of any entity or body, because meetings or formal discussions that have no agenda are likely to be less productive than ones that do.

An agenda helps greatly in guiding the direction of a meeting. It guarantees a structured and healthy meeting.

Creating and circulating an agenda for a meeting ahead of time gives participants of any entity or body an opportunity to prepare for the meeting.

It also helps or enables participants to give the meeting organisers or planners feedback about the direction of the meeting, as well as to make necessary input or suggestion to the planned discussion topics.

“We are working without agenda; we need an approved agenda that we will be working on every day,” the minority leader reportedly said at the National Assembly recently, adding: “Everyday members will go home without knowing what will be the following day’s agenda.”

It is essential that the agenda is made available to members of a body that meets to decide very important matters of the country’s development, especially such matters bordering on national issues.

When members know which topics will be discussed at a forthcoming meeting, they are given the opportunity to brainstorm, research and plan for those topics in advance, to be able to make a meaningful contribution that would be of great help to the nation.

It is, therefore, of paramount importance that the agenda is always created and circulated ahead of any important meeting of our parliamentary representatives.

“The secret of your success is determined by your daily agenda.”

John C. Maxwell

http://thepoint.gm/africa/gambia/article/the-agenda-for-change

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