What is a good way to improve co-ordination?
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Play the tape in slow motion untill you have the moves down.\n  Left half of brain controls the right half of your body.\nVice/Versa\nTry switching what you normally do with your left hand with your right hand. Really its good brain exercise.
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start by writting everything down. force yourself to get up early. exercise to be more energetic.\nstart doing things by program, and you will be surprized of how many things you can do efficiently. that will bring you pleasure and ths more will to be organized.
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listen more,  develope your listening skills,  people don't usually want ideas or solutions... all they want is too be heard and know that someone heard them... which builds trust and support and you didn't even have to give any input... just listen... \n\nfollow up with something like... so you would like to improve your relationships skill?    How would a good relationship look to you?\n\nbasic stuff...
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Try to form a consensus amongst the participants as to which plan works best. In getting such an ambitious project off the ground, it might be wiser to meet more frequently (monthly) just in order to get things established and find some kind of rhythm. You may then revert to quarterly sessions once things are operating smoothly. \n\nI'm very impressed that you're contemplating doing something like this and I would be very interested in learning more about it. Can you keep me updated as to your progress, perhaps via your 360 blog? Thanks!
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break everything into manageable levels
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yes. thats how yo organize it. make sure you single space between paragraphs with similar ideas and double space between those that "shift gears"\n\nsí. eso cómo yo lo organiza. le se cerciora espacio simple entre párrafos con ideas semejantes y espacio doble entre ésos eso "engranajes de cambio"
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Hi Ricardo,\n\nI think you need to look at the centralisation of the management structure and production processes.\n\nReduction in overheads.\n\nPossibly more effective inter-departmental lines of communication.\n\nEasier customer/supplier liason.\n\nPossible reduction in staff liabilities. (wages etc.)\n\nJust a few ideas to get you going. \nHope your studies are progressing well.\n\nGood luck
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the easiest way would be with a co-signer
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There is a book called Roberts Rules of Order, that is the classic for setting up meetings, conducting meetings and writing minutes. Your local library should have a copy of it.
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One of my favorite resources online that provides links to time management and other utilities is lifehacker. When you visit the site, there are a collection of links to the right that will help you find tools that will allow you to get better organized. \n\nI hope this helps!
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Try improving your use of the other five, first.\n\nIf you are using all five effectively, attending to social cues, and focusing on being a productive and effective member of your community, if you are not "blind" in your 6th sense, you'll "see" things more clearly.
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It is more difficult in a multi-disciplinary team to develop rapport and camaraderie, basically because everyone has such different roles that there is little common ground.  However, herein lies the answer.  Try to find common ground among the team members.  Do some team building activities that are based upon this sole purpose.  Take the team off-site to do some adventure learning or ropes courses.  I have done some adventure learning in a team where we had little in common and the end result was a higher level of trust and greater rapport.
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Networking is the best way.  Here are two articles that might help.\n\nYou have to work at it.
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work more efficiently...
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There are no shortcuts. The only way to improve (any skill) is to practice.\n\nJust read. Pick something you find a little hard.. and read that. Next time it won't be so hard.\n\nThen find something thats a little harder that that, and so on, and so on. It takes time, and practice.\n\nMake it a nightly routine.
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I think the best thing to do is start small, they dont like change. Start in one area, go through the items, divide into sections, one to keep, one to give to family, one to donate and garbage. Move slowly and they will adapt as you move from room to room.
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practise, practise, practise. ask someone on the team already for some guidance or assistance improving too.