Hello Meg,
I'm empathetic to your desire to "make things work". I sometimes find myself
trying to rekindle what has been valuable in the past, but slowly dying in the
present. As I go through the agonizing stage of "what can I do to make this
work", I remember the message from Meg Wheatley i
Thanks so much to everyone who responded for the helpful input. I'm very
mindful of "whoever comes are the right people" and "when it's over, it's
over". I guess maybe I was just trying too hard (story of my life!!). The
motto, once again, is to let go!
It is also so great to know that one is
I tried to get into the Open Space Caucus at tmn.com recently, now that I
have a bit more time for reflection. I had gone there once and thought I
had registered under "new" to get into the conversation. When I tried to
use the same sign in, it referred be to the "join" page. I didn't think I
ha
this from the website... do we know this guy? is one of us him?
...and have you made yourself findable via the http://openspaceworld.org
site?
thanks for whatever help we can give here, michael
Subject:
Re: Practitioners
Date:
Fri, 4 Aug 2000 18:09:36 +01
Carol:
I have done Open Space meetings with the following organizations which
may be of interest to you:
Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development (BC Region)
Department of Canadian Heritage (Urban Aboriginal Strategy (Vancouver)
and Urban Multi-Purpose Aboriginal Youth Centres Progr
The other day I learned something about the difference between OSLIST in
digest form (which some of us receive) and OSLIST one message at a time
(which some of us receive.)
At the risk of using elephant metaphors once again, it's called turd theory.
If we receive one message at a time, we "reply"
