Making Decisions With Fist to Five Voting

Do you ever feel like you’re just going through the motions in meetings, passively nodding to ideas instead of speaking up? Or you may dread the endless debates that never reach a clear decision. It doesn’t have to be that way. A simple technique called “Fist to Five” voting can totally change how your team makes decisions. Here’s the deal — Fist to Five gives everyone a voice and gets you out of those awkward yes/no binds. When a proposal comes up, each person holds up a hand to show their level of support — from a fist for “hard no” to five fingers for “absolutely yes!” <img alt="" src="https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fit:700/1*fUZCnKIqZ-fB5T8mCr6TwQ.png" style="height:700px; width:700px" /> Copyright meetingnotes.com It’s a quick, visual way to gather perspectives. And it keeps the discussion constructive since you have to explain your stance. Suddenly, those long debates turn into focused conversations. I’ve seen it completely transform team dynamics. Meetings go from dull to collaborative. You have honest exchanges and reach decisions faster. People feel heard. And you build trust by understanding where someone is coming from, even if you disagree. Let me walk you through how it works - <a href="https://gm3.medium.com/making-decisions-with-fist-to-five-voting-579dd4ad1ce5">Learn More</a>