Meetings.
Eeach week were spending our time planning, attending or rescheduling them. The upside is time to communicate, update and understand positions and beliefs. The potential downside is focusing on the actual meetings themselves- who, where, when as opposed to a clear, direct outcome. The "methodology of the meeting" might take over the goal of the very meeting itself if were not careful. Reminds me of what Tom Peters said to me in a post-9/11 Orlando hallway: Pursue the Goal, Not the Method.
