Hi Hege, in Sweden OST has become quite well known lately and I have often
worked with it in governmental and municipality organizations, political
parties etc. I think the most important thing to tell your assumed clients,
is not what it is but what results they can get from it.
Let me know
Hi, Hege -
I agree with Eiwor -and- for any kind of facilitation process or services, it
is really important to talk to clients very specifically about their own
situations, and I will add the emphasis that what you may do best to explore is
the *what* (they need) and *why* (they need
Thanks for the discussion Hege, and for the feedback Eiwor and Lisa!
The comments have been very helpful to me - this is a theme that I struggle
with as well as I try to find my place, but not make it about needing or
wanting a place for myself or my interests.
Yet, still feeling it a valuable
Thank you for this rich respond. Your advices make a lot of sense, and I will
start exercising the conversation and questions tomorrow :-)
Challenging and meaningful!
Do you still think its alright to invite myself to conversations about their
situation, issues or possibilities? What will be
Just to add a thought or two... I have never tried to “sell” Open Space. The
reasons are two. First, when you describe it to anybody who hasn’t “been there”
they can’t believe it, won’t believe it, and – worse – are pretty sure that
anybody who does “believe it” is more than a little bit “off
Indeed it was a very Happy Birthday, celebrated with some old, old friends
in New York City - along with Tova Averbuch who just happened to have
wandered by from Holon, Israel to visit her daughter in New York. And for
the record, the celebration(s) did include the appropriate number of
Martinis -
Good additions! I´ve really felt like a singing pig, and I dont like lit.
So I will try a differnet approach. Thanks a lot, Harrison!
Hege
4. des. 2013 kl. 22:40 skrev Harrison Owen hho...@verizon.net:
Just to add a thought or two... I have never tried to “sell” Open Space. The
reasons are
Friends--
Have been asked for ideas for an OST or similar segment for a Thursday
through Saturday time frame. Could you please help me think through what
I might invite them to do? Has anybody done work for this program before
and do you have proceedings/reports that might help?
Those
We did a OST program several years ago for the Fulbright China Scholars
program. This was for the annual 1/2 year gathering of the Fulbright
Scholars in China. They had previously organized a specific number of break
out session based on expected interests. As the program was getting larger
and
Hi Hege, in Sweden OST has become quite well known lately and I have often
worked with it in governmental and municipality organizations, political
parties etc. I think the most important thing to tell your assumed clients,
is not what it is but what results they can get from it.
Let me know
Hi, Hege -
I agree with Eiwor -and- for any kind of facilitation process or services, it
is really important to talk to clients very specifically about their own
situations, and I will add the emphasis that what you may do best to explore is
the *what* (they need) and *why* (they need
Thanks for the discussion Hege, and for the feedback Eiwor and Lisa!
The comments have been very helpful to me - this is a theme that I struggle
with as well as I try to find my place, but not make it about needing or
wanting a place for myself or my interests.
Yet, still feeling it a valuable
Thank you for this rich respond. Your advices make a lot of sense, and I will
start exercising the conversation and questions tomorrow :-)
Challenging and meaningful!
Do you still think its alright to invite myself to conversations about their
situation, issues or possibilities? What will be
Just to add a thought or two... I have never tried to “sell” Open Space. The
reasons are two. First, when you describe it to anybody who hasn’t “been there”
they can’t believe it, won’t believe it, and – worse – are pretty sure that
anybody who does “believe it” is more than a little bit “off
Indeed it was a very Happy Birthday, celebrated with some old, old friends
in New York City - along with Tova Averbuch who just happened to have
wandered by from Holon, Israel to visit her daughter in New York. And for
the record, the celebration(s) did include the appropriate number of
Martinis -
Good additions! I´ve really felt like a singing pig, and I dont like lit.
So I will try a differnet approach. Thanks a lot, Harrison!
Hege
4. des. 2013 kl. 22:40 skrev Harrison Owen hho...@verizon.net:
Just to add a thought or two... I have never tried to “sell” Open Space. The
reasons are
Friends--
Have been asked for ideas for an OST or similar segment for a Thursday
through Saturday time frame. Could you please help me think through what
I might invite them to do? Has anybody done work for this program before
and do you have proceedings/reports that might help?
Those
We did a OST program several years ago for the Fulbright China Scholars
program. This was for the annual 1/2 year gathering of the Fulbright
Scholars in China. They had previously organized a specific number of break
out session based on expected interests. As the program was getting larger
and
Hi Hege, in Sweden OST has become quite well known lately and I have often
worked with it in governmental and municipality organizations, political
parties etc. I think the most important thing to tell your assumed clients,
is not what it is but what results they can get from it.
Let me know
Hi, Hege -
I agree with Eiwor -and- for any kind of facilitation process or services, it
is really important to talk to clients very specifically about their own
situations, and I will add the emphasis that what you may do best to explore is
the *what* (they need) and *why* (they need
Thanks for the discussion Hege, and for the feedback Eiwor and Lisa!
The comments have been very helpful to me - this is a theme that I struggle
with as well as I try to find my place, but not make it about needing or
wanting a place for myself or my interests.
Yet, still feeling it a valuable
Thank you for this rich respond. Your advices make a lot of sense, and I will
start exercising the conversation and questions tomorrow :-)
Challenging and meaningful!
Do you still think its alright to invite myself to conversations about their
situation, issues or possibilities? What will be
Just to add a thought or two... I have never tried to “sell” Open Space. The
reasons are two. First, when you describe it to anybody who hasn’t “been there”
they can’t believe it, won’t believe it, and – worse – are pretty sure that
anybody who does “believe it” is more than a little bit “off
Indeed it was a very Happy Birthday, celebrated with some old, old friends
in New York City - along with Tova Averbuch who just happened to have
wandered by from Holon, Israel to visit her daughter in New York. And for
the record, the celebration(s) did include the appropriate number of
Martinis -
Good additions! I´ve really felt like a singing pig, and I dont like lit.
So I will try a differnet approach. Thanks a lot, Harrison!
Hege
4. des. 2013 kl. 22:40 skrev Harrison Owen hho...@verizon.net:
Just to add a thought or two... I have never tried to “sell” Open Space. The
reasons are
Friends--
Have been asked for ideas for an OST or similar segment for a Thursday
through Saturday time frame. Could you please help me think through what
I might invite them to do? Has anybody done work for this program before
and do you have proceedings/reports that might help?
Those
We did a OST program several years ago for the Fulbright China Scholars
program. This was for the annual 1/2 year gathering of the Fulbright
Scholars in China. They had previously organized a specific number of break
out session based on expected interests. As the program was getting larger
and
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