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This document provides ground rules suggestions for meetings, including arriving, starting, and finishing on time, practicing mindfulness by embracing joy and cooperation, practicing open-mindedness by being open to new ideas and the possibility of being incorrect, considering all opinions valid by sharing fully without withholding information, agreeing to disagree by avoiding judgment of others' views, not taking oneself too seriously, trying new things, and having fun.
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