Dealing with (and Preventing!) Bad Neighbors Links!
Having noisy, disruptive, or otherwise disrespectful neighbors can be a major hassle, both for property owners/managers and tenants alike. Worst of all, a bad neighbor scenario could drive down your rent and retention rates. So what can you do? Check out these links to help you better avoid problematic neighbors

What's So Funny About Peace, Love, and Understanding?
Peace-Promoting Books Every Child Should Hear Anholt, Laurence. Camille and the Sunflowers: A Story About Vincent van Gogh. Hauppauge, NY: Barron's, 1994. A boy and his family befriend the lonely painter who has a unique perspective. Borton, Lady. Junk Pile. New York: Philomel, 1997. Jamie, whose father has a junk

Students Respond to "Step Up to Negotiation"
Berton Lee Lamb and Rusty Sanders presented Step Up to Negotiation at the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services in Baltimore, MD (August 19 & 20, 2010).  Step Up to Negotiation is a one-day foundational seminar.  Drs. Sanders and Lamb presented the seminar on successive days for employees from the

Diane Amundson & Associates Newsletter via #constantcontact
Diane Amundson & Associates Newsletter via #constantcontact August 30, 2010 by damundson Diane Amundson & Associates Newsletter via #constantcontact. Check out my latest newsletter! Enjoy! Diane Posted in Conflict Resolution, HBDI, Listening, Nonverbal Communication, Sales Communication, Team Building, Thinking & Communication Styles | Leave a Comment Comments RSS Leave a Reply

PPI-CY Gears up for Peace One Day
Jump to Comments Girls from PeacePlayers International - Cyprus pose at last years' Earthdance Festival September 21 is International Peace One Day. Conceived by Jeremy Gilley in 1999, Peace One Day is now recognized by 192 member states of the United Nations as a day of global ceasefire and non-violence.

Managing the Frustrating Conversation: Two sides of the Facilitative Spectrum
How much do parties need to experience the "frustrating conversation" in order to move forward?  It is a balancing act between getting to the nub of the conflict and keeping them in the room.  In the spirit of "authenticity" it sometimes pay's off to allow the "destructive conversation" when parties