Why not on Monday?
- Start-up stress: people are busy catching up on emails and planning the week.
- Low focus: a meeting feels too early and overwhelming.
- Result: you often leave with loose ideas instead of clear decisions.
The Best Day to Hold a Meeting (hint: it’s not Monday or Friday)
We’ve all been there: Mondays feel heavy. Your inbox is overflowing, your brain is still half in weekend mode. And Fridays? Everyone’s already sliding into after-work drinks or thinking about their weekend plans. In short: not the best days to run a productive meeting.
Why not on Friday?
- Weekend mode: energy and concentration are fading.
- Absent participants: more colleagues work from home or mentally check out.
- Result: a friendly but not-so-effective session.
So… what’s the best day to meet?
Research and experience show: Tuesday and Wednesday are prime meeting days.
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You’re past the Monday chaos.
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The weekend is still far away, so focus is high.
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Most team members are present and sharp.
And yes, we might be a little biased 😉, but there’s a reason we’re called Meet Tuesday. Tuesday is the perfect day to gather, make decisions, and spark new ideas.
Tips for choosing the ideal meeting day
- Plan smart: midweek gives the best focus.
- Don't start too early: after 10 a.m. productivity peaks.
- Pick an inspiring location: a change of scenery fuels creativity.
- Take breaks: short pauses keep energy high.
- End with actions: make sure everyone knows what's next.
Conclusion
Mondays and Fridays are fun for weekend chats and after-work drinks. But for meetings? Leave it to Tuesday. At Meet Tuesday, you’ll find the energy, inspiration, and views to give your week a real boost.
👉 Ready to plan smarter? Book your meeting space at Meet Tuesday.