Hi,
Peggy Holman stimulated an interesting discussion at OSonOSinOZ on this
topic (thank you Peggy) and I will share with you my experience.
* I offer quite an amount of pro bono work, but only to non-profit
organisations.
* I offer a free mentoring program for university graduates embarking on
Julie--
<< Did things start breaking down after you suggested bringing in
<< additional co-sponsors to help cover your fees? Seems to me that there
<< are many ways in which that part of what happened might be contributing
<< to some of the concerns being expressed now.
Actually, there was s
I feel your struggle. Some of the costs may be people working on "the
Project" when they have other things. Sometime clients say things like this
when they are afraid as you said. Why not ask them how it is costing them
and you can support them in reducing the costs and ask the crucial queation
Wha
When someone doesn't feel the desire or need for a fair exchange of energy
in some form, I know that there is something that is occurring underneath
what is apparent. It has been my experience that the lack of desire to
wholeheartedly put in their "piece" by this exchange of energy (in this case
p
Toni--
That is exactly what I feel is going on--something, I do not know what,
underneath the surface. Thank you for expressing it so well.
<< The money that would be spent securing you and your participation would
<< most times be spent on something of actual less import yet perhaps a
bit
<<
In a message dated 11/30/02 7:24:43 PM, ju...@accesswave.ca writes:
<< And my experience in "after" the event is to hold a debrief meeting with
the
sponsoring group. The topic of sustainability in terms of ideas and
suggestions from the OST event is always explored.
>>
On a recent project, w
In a message dated 12/2/02 6:58:27 AM, 76066@compuserve.com writes:
<< I see that that is kind of vague, and maybe I don't see what all costs they
are seeing. I have stressed to them that we won't get people to attend
simply by press releases and mailing flyers: it will be necessary to make
Often when someone or a company is not able to go to a place that needs to
be investigated within, they will show it by being unwilling to spend the
money to uncover that which is hidden. At the same time, that money might
be spent on more office furniture or perks for the employees as a bandaid t
