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<li>heard music in a different way when listening to <a href="http://www.ahmadjamal.net/">Ahmad Jamal</a>, Live at the Montreal Jazz Festival, 1985</li>
<li>barriers to collaboration - all talk &amp; no listen</li>
<li>accomplishment over experience</li>
<li>little boxes</li>
<li>death grip for control — worry about the unknown</li>
<li>recipe first, ingredients second</li>
<li>pace – get it done yesterday</li>
<li><a href="http://www.michiganbrewersguild.com">http://www.michiganbrewersguild.com</a>- collaboration started by talking about what various brewers had in common</li>
<li>1st Michigan Beer Festival was a common project to work on together</li>
<li>familiarity helped people work together and not demonize the others</li>
<li>by working together they could welcome talent</li>
<li>look for atypical collaborators in the world</li>
<li><a href="http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/335/137584/">Carhart Woodsman </a>Collaboration - shared stories about each organization</li>
<li>conversations bring things we have in common</li>
<li>by looking less literally they saw they had community</li>
<li>horses - getting spooked blocks communication</li>
<li>loosen grip and let things look different and have a 2-way dialog</li>
<li>“from conversation comes leadership, from leadership comes trust”</li>
<li>beginning cook - take a look at what is around us first and be a curator for those things and make things from them</li>
<li>art is about celebrating beauty around you</li>
<li>focus on “what is” and going from there</li>
<li>collaboration takes time and conversation - be patient and allow time, growth, conversation</li>
<li>nurtures growth and root stock</li>
<li>the collaboration posture - learn to listen</li>
<li>contribute to the greater good</li>
<li>welcome talent besides our own</li>
<li>embrace sibling rivalry</li>
<li>community made from shared ideals,</li>
<li>….and more…..</li>
<li>“passions transcend our jobs” - our passions will follow us everywhere</li>
<li>be inspired by the passions of others</li>
<li>a return to a connected lifestyle is happening all around us</li>
<li>“I don’t compete against my collaborators. I compete against apathy.”</li>
<li>“think about how we can work together, with what is, and change the world today”</li>
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