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Unread 02-03-2008, 12:51
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Re: Competition Professionalism

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Originally Posted by Laaba 80 View Post
Can every one just stop talking about the dancing? It is what the thread is about, but not the issue that Henry is talking about.
Joey,
I think it is ok to talk about all the topics in this thread, dancing being one of them. After some time has passed and we are into the lazy hazy days of summertime, this will be a great thread to read and reflect on. Some of the posts on all the topics involved have been great reads with valuable insights, separately and together.

As the thread has developed, the individual topics have become more evident and so we are dealing with several in one thread. And that's ok, so far we are all managing to work with communication. It's a great opportunity to pay attention to everything that is being said. This has happened in team meetings. One topic evolves into 3 or 4 and then everyone is talking and then chaos. But - if handled carefully and with respect, all topics are listened to, addressed, or tabled for future consideration. This thread reminds me of that.
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