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October 26, 2007

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Erin Blaskie

Hi Curt!

I think that is a great idea! Just this week I touched base with all of my clients, letting them know I wanted to schedule bi-weekly, 30 minute calls with them so that we could connect and get to know one another better.

It is easy in the virtual world to forget that we're all human and that we actually 'exist' on the other end of the data line.

Great post and I love the blog!

Sincerely,

Erin Blaskie
Business Services, ETC
http://www.bsetc.ca

CindyW

Fantastic idea! I work in my home office on most days. As much as I enjoy the productivity and focus, I do miss connecting with people - cool people, well the definition of cool varies depending how many hours I haven't spoken with a real person :) Luckily I have two little girls. Whenever they are back from school in the afternoon, it's pretty much talking until their bed time. They are always cool in my book. But I get what you mean, connecting with cool big people. Thanks for the great suggestion!

Jason of Kim & Jason

I totally enjoyed our conversation, Curt! Thanks for thinking of the idea and for reaching out across the blogosphere!

As cool as technology can be, the human connection just can't be beat.

Scott McArthur

Very cool idea - let me know if you fancy a UK converstation and I'd be delighted to have a chat with you!

Michael Werner

Wow, Curt, what an incredible idea, and delighted that you chose me to be on the list. I really enjoyed our talk, and came away thinking about so many things I hadn't been thinking before.

There really might be something to this here new-fangled idea about actually TALKING to people once in awhile, eh?

Love the work your doing, and your new projects sound like winners. Keep it up, sir.

DM Werner

Adrian McEwen

Hi Curt,

I see you've seen my take on your challenge, but I'm not against connecting with people in not-Italian...

So if you're looking for any more people to talk to, drop me an email.

David Zinger

Good idea Curt.
I will adapt and adopt this idea in a way that works for me.
Look who's talking!
David

Phil Gerbyshak

Curt - it sure was fun talking to you. Hope the rest of your conversations are fantastic!

See you in Seattle sometime in 2008!

Curt Rosengren

Thanks Phil. It was uber-excellent talking to you as well! Looking forward to connecting face to face when you're in this neck of the woods.

Akemi - Gratitude Magic

Hi Curt!

I enjoyed talking with you the other day. This is really a revolutionary idea. Yes, there is a real person behind the blog! Although I have had the pleasure of exchanging emails with other bloggers, I never really thought about calling them. . . I can, I guess.

Thank you for the inspiration.
(BTW, I really think what you told me on the phone is so helpful for new coaches. Interested in contributing it to my blog if you are not using it here?)

Akemi - Gratitude Magic

Hi Curt!

I enjoyed talking with you the other day. This is really a revolutionary idea. Yes, there is a real person behind the blog! Although I have had the pleasure of exchanging emails with other bloggers, I never really thought about calling them. . . I can, I guess.

Thank you for the inspiration.
(BTW, I really think what you told me on the phone is so helpful for new coaches. Interested in contributing it to my blog if you are not using it here?)

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