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LOVE IT! It applies to myself, as well as many of my fellow employees at the community college I work at. It seems we are always talking about the lack of communication, but not really doing things different in order to make a positive change to improve communication.
More conversations. Great solution. Now if only I can get out of my cubicle and make it happen. :)
Posted by: thadeus | December 09, 2008 at 05:19 AM
Rosa,
Thank you so much for the compliments --- glad you enjoy Litemind!
I also love all the tips, and I must thank you and every other participant for coming up with so much great stuff! I am planning to to create a personal development plan for 2009 based on the tips! Let's see how it goes! :)
Regarding the competition, I am counting the votes right now --- and I never expected it to be so tight. Amazing!
Posted by: Luciano | December 09, 2008 at 06:19 AM
Good morning Thadeus, always good to start my day hearing from you! You and those in your community college are certainly not alone in this, we all need to work on communicating better. I say thank goodness it's a pretty easy fix! Conversations may not always be easy to have, but they ARE easy to start... the only tool we need is completely human, natural, and mobile... goes with us everywhere. Our voice and our willingness.
Aloha Luciano, thank you for stopping by to say hello! Will look forward to hearing more about your personal development plan.
Your competition was a nice bonus, and it may have been incentive for some, for your prizes are generous, but for me the compilation itself was the gem, so mahalo for your efforts with hosting it for us!
Posted by: Rosa Say | December 09, 2008 at 08:00 AM