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For those attorneys learning to improve relationships with others in the workplace, there was a video showing on August 12, 2007 in Menlo Park, CA on Chip Ingram.  Chip Ingram may provide the voice for the Christian, but his advice may not work well for those not of the religious sense.  His books on relationships seem to be too focused on religion though his examples may fit the situations of everyone.

In explaining the thoughts between men and women, he discusses in his videos how some actions may communicate commitment to women whereas to men they are only considered events.  This leads women to change their plans while when the passion cools, men are no longer ready act on what they have communicated.

Ingram lectures on kindness and forgiveness, but does not explain how to put off negative relationships where people use others as tools for themselves.  Ingram provides an example of a woman in a psychologist’s office who says she is not able to get close to other people because of relationships with too many people without closeness in the past.  Ingram says that people are a product of their thoughts so they should take care on what they read, watch on tv and in the movies. 

He says to build relationships versus gain attention by looking for people who are sacrificing, but does not explain how this is possible if people live in an environment of people who are negative.