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What evidence does Stanford University's research provide about the effectiveness of walking meetings?

Stanford University's research provides evidence that walking meetings can significantly enhance creativity. The study found that 80% of participants were more creative while walking than when seated. The creativity levels were at their highest when the participants were walking outdoors. However, these meetings are most effective for small groups of up to four attendees and when the agenda does not require technological tools or supporting material.

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Walking meetings can help break barriers and improve communication. It also makes multitasking difficult, resulting in increased focus. Stanford University's research shows that 80% of participants were more creative while walking than when seated and at their creative best when walking outdoors. These meetings are ideal for small gatherings of up to four attendees. These work best when the agenda does not require technological tools or supporting material.

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