Bitgitt's most recent note said or implied some nice things about me, a few of
which might actually be true --
"One other element I have brought into some training sessions that I have done
with Harrison, when I interrupt him to do a stage whisper with participants:
there are those things to do wi
ralphsc wrote:
> Hi,
>
> How interesting to read the comments about preparation.
>
> I have no disagrements to offer, just a slightly different way of doing
> things. This is not about the time I spend preparing the client, but the
> work I do, more precisely *don't* do, with myself.
>
> For ye
I think it is worth looking at preparation for an Open Space Technology from
a multi-dimensional approach. Here's what is helpful to me.
1. at the level of content, how the client sees content and what the
outcomes of content are--no preparation is required or desirable--people are
always wanting t
Hi,
How interesting to read the comments about preparation.
I have no disagrements to offer, just a slightly different way of doing things.
This is not about the time I spend preparing the client, but the work I do,
more precisely *don't* do, with myself.
For years I have listened closely and
At 12:01 AM 2/17/00 -0800, you wrote:
>The day after is used for sleeping. Holding the space is the most
>exhausting thing you can do (just ask any parent!). I am completely
>incapable of any productive work on the day after an OS, so I just sleep
>the whole day and bill my client for it. I so
Susan:
You ask good questions...keep 'em coming...
I fall more in line with Harrison's recommendations, in that there is a
minimum of investment required, and I try to give groups what they need
without getting too heavily involved. I have found that the more I get
involved in set up, the more t
