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Relationship and resolution roundup, july 2007

9 July 2007 by Tammy Lenski

My periodic roundups are short lists of links to ideas, and articles that help make relationships stronger, conversations more collaborative, and conflict more constructive.

  • Create a welcoming business voicemail greeting with 8 tips from Rohit Rohila.
  • Are you addicted to your BlackBerry? Then hop on over to PINK magazine’s Ten BlackBerry Commandments and get some respite from your wired world.
  • Find a super tip for making real change in your life at Phil Gerbyshak’s website…and you’ll find a ton of other terrific resources there too.
  • See what collaboration in art inspired at a Scottish castle by visiting David Airey’s Graffiti Project on Kelburn Castle…be sure to view the video and check out the diverse views in readers’ comments.
  • Get over brain cramp and re-charge your creativity with these articles by Robyn McMaster and Chris Brown.
  • Choose what you want from your life and learn how choosing is like pruning a tree in Lisa Gates’ inspirational post.

Do you have a resource to recommend for a future roundup? Leave a comment and fill me in.
Tammy
Copyright © 2007 by Tammy Lenski. All rights reserved.

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Comments

  1. Phil Gerbyshak says:
    9 July 2007 at 8:48 am

    That Blackberry one hits close to home! Yowsers!

    Thanks for including my articles amongst the rest of the great ones. Happy July Tammy!

  2. Robyn says:
    9 July 2007 at 10:55 am

    Hi Tammy, thanks for inclusion in your list of folks who share ideas “that help make relationships stronger, conversations more collaborative, and conflict more constructive.”

    My series on braincramp originated when a student told me he had “braincramp” and the notion made me laugh at first. I didn’t think I had all the wisdom I needed on this so I asked my readers to define it and then tell their solutions to overcome it. These were so good that I decided to highlight them on my site.

    Thanks for sharing this series with your readers, Tammy.

  3. Dr. Tammy Lenski says:
    9 July 2007 at 11:09 am

    Phil, I laughed so hard at the BlackBerry one, I almost snorted my water…inelegant but true!

    Robyn, my grad students talk about brain cramp too, so I’ll have to send them on to you next time they bring it up.

    Thanks to you both,
    Tammy

  4. Chris Brown says:
    10 July 2007 at 12:54 pm

    Love your headline… Resolution and Relationship Roundup — Chris

  5. Dr. Tammy Lenski says:
    10 July 2007 at 4:56 pm

    Well, Chris Brown, how are you? Thanks for the feedback on the new headline…I think I’ll keep using it for my roundups.

  6. Lisa Gates says:
    11 July 2007 at 4:35 am

    Tammy, thank you so much for this post. I DID snort on the BlackBerry post.

    Humor and deep connection — for me those are my top values in relationship, and you’ve supplied both.

    Thank you.

  7. Dr. Tammy Lenski says:
    11 July 2007 at 9:21 am

    Lisa, you said it well…humor and connection. They go a long way in relationships and in conflict resolution, too.

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