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Excerpt from Jim Greiner's "Play Shekere" instructional DVD. www.handsondrum.com Jgreiner@handsondrum.com This is Lesson #3: Tones on the Downbeat Pulse and Bead Sounds on the Offbeats. Jim's "Play Shekere" DVD covers beginning to Advance techniques and patterns. It includes 80 minutes of instruction, plus four, ten-minute Play-Along audio loops. It also includes Jim's Rhythm Life Skills Events, Jim travels worldwide leading interactive drumming programs for corporate team building, conference ice breaking, schools, communities and private groups. His Rhythm Power inspirational workshops and DVD series use rhythm instruments to help people create and reinforce positive Life Skills and Life Rhythms.

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One important aspect of growing a successful company is a teambuilding program. Consider Kristine Gunn and HighVelocityTraining's teambuilding programs. When it comes to thriving in a hypercompetitive marketplace, you can't do big things as a company if you're content with doing things only a little better than your competition. Investing in the growth and development of your people is the most powerful way to create economic value. We work with you to merge talent, creativity, passion and focus to create a new voice for success within your organization. For excellent team building programs, visit HighVelocityTraining at http://www.highvelocitytraining.com/

One important aspect of growing a successful company is a teambuilding program. Consider Kristine Gunn and HighVelocityTraining's teambuilding programs. When it comes to thriving in a hypercompetitive marketplace, you can't do big things as a company if you're content with doing things only a little better than your competition. Investing in the growth and development of your people is the most powerful way to create economic value. We work with you to merge talent, creativity, passion and focus to create a new voice for success within your organization. For excellent team building programs, visit HighVelocityTraining at http://www.highvelocitytraining.com/Author: ThoughtOffice Tags: teambuilding program HighVelocityTraining Jeff Bezos amazon.com leadership training employee execuitive trainer Kristine Gunn Posted: 05 February 2008 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

One important aspect of growing a successful company is a teambuilding program. Consider Kristine Gunn and HighVelocityTraining's teambuilding programs. When it comes to thriving in a hypercompetitive marketplace, you can't do big things as a company if you're content with doing things only a little better than your competition. Investing in the growth and development of your people is the most powerful way to create economic value. We work with you to merge talent, creativity, passion and focus to create a new voice for success within your organization. For excellent team building programs, visit HighVelocityTraining at http://www.highvelocitytraining.com/

BW executive editor John Byrne talks with leadership guru Nikos Mourkogiannis about how knowing the four basic types of people in any organization allows you to harness their strengths

Deb Knupp talks about the importance of relationships and how to make them effective in a business environment. How relationships help the performance of the team. The Engaging Brand

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DIRECTIONS AND APPLICATIONS http://mikeandken.com/ SHOW MUSIC Thanks to Matt and all the guys from Megaphone for the use of their music for the podcast. Vist them at: megaphonemusic.net

This puzzle shows an arrangement of four colorful pieces of rope or webbing that have been joined together by a fifth piece. This puzzle is presented in such a manner that it is not immediately obvious which rope is the one holding the other four together. The challenge for the group is to discover which rope is holding the other ropes together, and to achieve consensus on this selection, before touching any of the ropes. To continue with this activity, there are three additional puzzles available; a colorful rope set with a white braid, a single color with a white braid and a single solid white color. For more information got to http://www.mikeandken.com.

Author: jennselke Added: Sun, 07 Oct 2007 22:33:45 -0800 Duration: 463This puzzle shows an arrangement of four colorful pieces of rope or webbing that have been joined together by a fifth piece. This puzzle is presented in such a manner that it is not immediately obvious which rope is the one holding the other four together. The challenge for the group is to discover which rope is holding the other ropes together, and to achieve consensus on this selection, before touching any of the ropes. To continue with this activity, there are three additional puzzles available; a colorful rope set with a white braid, a single color with a white braid and a single solid white color.

Then Click On It To Start Playing the 30 minute 7 MB mp3 audio file of Episode 9 - Liz Pallatto, a veteran political organizer, explains techniques for developing effective teams with fellow volunteers working on the campaign. Next she presents a PowerPoint series of slides and explains how to Build Awesome Teams. Part 2 of a 2 part session too long to deliver in one file - the Last 30 minutes of a 72 minute session. Recorded in San Francisco 8.11.07.

Episode 9 - Liz Pallatto, a veteran political organizer, explains techniques for developing effective teams with fellow volunteers working on the campaign. Next she presents a PowerPoint series of slides and explains how to Build Awesome Teams. Part 2 of a 2 part session too long to deliver in one file - the Last 30 minutes of a 72 minute session. Recorded in San Francisco 8.11.07.

Then Click On It To Start Playing the 37.3 minute 9.7 MB mp3 audio file of Episode 8 - Liz Pallatto, a veteran political organizer, explains techniques for developing effective teams with fellow volunteers working on the campaign. She presents the example of a large chamber orchestra in NYC to show how they effectively communicate as a team. Part 1 of a 2 part session too long to deliver in one file - the first 42 minutes of a 76 minute session. Recorded in San Francisco 8.11.07.

Episode 8 - Liz, a veteran political organizer, explains techniques for developing effective teams with fellow volunteers working on the campaign. She presents the example of a large chamber orchestra in NYC to show how they effectively communicate as a team. Part 1 of a 2 part session too long to deliver in one file - the first 42 minutes of a 76 minute session. Recorded in San Francisco 8.11.07.

Episode #22 - Getting started, all over again! Notes – Getting started, all over again! Shaw Project Management, LLC eShawPM Podcast Series! By Ernest Shaw, PMP Well, they say, who ever "they" are, that breaking up is hard to do, well, I'm here to tell you that getting started, all over again isn't a picnic either! For those of you who are new to the podcast welcome, and to old friends and listeners, thank you for your subscription. Well, here we go, this time, I believe we are surely a go so with out further delay on with the show! Continued in show notes "Episode #22 - Getting started, all over again!" on www.eShawPM.com!

A behavioral assessment tool changed Lisa Daigle’s leadership style and got her team members working together more effectively. Today, sales are up a Daigle’s business, DataSys Corp.

The Cranky Middle Manager Show #096 (MP3 12MB 34:31Min) To Listen in Your Browser, Double Click the Icon Below To Download For Later, Right Click Here Okay, so are you surrounded by geniuses? Don t laugh, our guest Alan Gregerman says we all are if we look around and try to see them. Some days it s hard to believe, but I ll try to have faith . By the way, join the growing community of CMM listeners. Invite me to join you on Linkedin check out our Frappr map or subscribe to the newsletter. Show Notes 0:00 Welcome to the show Middle Managers . yes you heard me, Middle Managers. We proudly reclaim the title used with scorn to keep us down. 2:18 The Quote of the Week is from Thomas Henry Huxley who knew a thing or two about looking at the world with fresh eyes. 3:15 Welcome Alan Gregerman of Venture Works a cool book and a cool job description. Surrounded by Geniuses- Unlocking Brilliance in Yourself, Your Colleagues and Your Organization starts with a chapter called, White People Swimming Slowly so it s definitely our kind of book. The point is that innovation isn t necessarily something new, it s just using something that exists differently. Just ask Elvis how well that works. 8:15 Inspiration can come from anywhere. You have to look outside of where you think you should look, though. Alan tells a story about a bank and some bad benchmarking. If your industry stinks why try to be the best of a bad lot- go benchmark who are really good at something you re not. 13:15 Okay, so you just look at everyday things and think differently about them it s that simple, isn t it? So how do we do it? If it were that simple we wouldn t be here. Alan tells another story about a bank that gets it. 16:26 I challenge Alan for a practical approach to this- so here we go: buy pizza, rent Spiderman 1, and think about spider sense . Stick with us, this actually makes sense. Imagine turning your call center into an information resource. 23:00 Managers get in our own way a lot when it comes to fostering creativity. Death by meeting also kills ideas. Get out of the office, take a field trip, go somewhere that has nothing to do with work. I confess a failing of trying to get my team to be more creative . but I do write maybe the best line I ve come up with in 96 episodes .. with the exception of myself, nothing worthwhile was ever conceived in a hotel room .. 30:05 Not surprisingly, the resources he s going to recommend are different: Commit to reading something that has nothing to do with work Subscribe to travel magazines like National Geographic Traveler, Conde Nast Travel Read the kid s book, The Phantom Toll Booth And Alan s two books, Surrounded by Geniuses and Lessons From the Sandbox

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Episode #17 - Team Building Notes – There's no "I" in team! Shaw Project Management, LLC eShawPM Podcast Series! By Ernest Shaw, PMP While it is a fact that there is no “I” in team, there definitely is an “I” in failure. Depending upon what your outlook and final desire, that supposed missing “I” can become quite significant. Team building is as much a science as it is an art as there are no absolutes and there are no guarantees. A team is defined as “a number of persons associated together in work or activity or as a group on one side.” With this definition in mind there really is no room for “I”. While the first impression might be of a cheesy cliché, there is a great deal of truth and power in the that there is no “I” in team . . . Continued in show notes "Episode #17 - Team Building" on www.eShawPM.com!

Episode #20 - Leadership Part 2 Leadership Pt. 2 Notes – Leadership Culture Shaw Project Management, LLC eShawPM Podcast Series! By Ernest Shaw, PMP The original leadership Podcast was episode #13, “Leadership – Who’s in charge here?” Leadership is a topic that I cherish and in all honesty forms the foundation of this Podcast. As a project manager you are in a leadership role with followers, even though some under protest. No matter what your occupation project manager, parent, or social worker, we are all leaders. Leadership development, like golf, is an on going process that requires study and . . . Continued in show notes "Episode #20 - Leadership Part 2" on www.eShawPM.com!

Episode #19 - Passion Notes – I love you man! Shaw Project Management, LLC eShawPM Podcast Series! By Ernest Shaw, PMP Passion is an often times overlooked and under valued quality. On more than one occasion, the defining moment of a given contest occurred as a result of passion. So, where does your heart rest? It was not until these past few months that I have had the right combination of experiences to fully value passion. For me this epiphany came as the result of changing . . . Continued in show notes "Episode #19 - Passion" on www.eShawPM.com!