Hello Thomas,
I feel your time schedule is fine. In my experience, the number of participants
does not seem to have much relationship with the length of the first bit, and I
agree with Harrison that when given a clear time limit the same seems to go for
the closing.
But I really look forward to h
Hi Kerry -- love the saying!
As to givens -- I often think of them as untested and/or unspoken
assumptions -- whenever we articulate those -- they are up for change at a
much faster rate...
cheers
J
Judith Richardson
Pono Consultants International
Facilitating the Flow
of Inspired Collaborat
Hi Audrey -- here is a copy of a proposal I did -- would love to see a copy
of yours. It is such a great idea to share, eh???
J
Judith Richardson
Pono Consultants International
Facilitating the Flow
of Inspired Collaboration
www.ponoconsultants.com
(902) 435-0308
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Thomas --
Can you tell us more why prioritization is a goal? If it's just
highlighting key issues, won't they come out in closing circle?
Lisa
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-Thanks I will share. I hope to come to Halifax Dartmouththis summer. I
lived ther for twelve years. Hope we can meet.
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Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2003 7:56 PM
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Gerard--
I like the lunch-to-lunch idea, as it can fit with the plan for a one-day
conference, but keep the benefits of the night between sessions, which often
seems to have the good effect of taking participants deeper into their
subject.
Joelle
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At 11:04 AM 2/27/2003 -0500, you wrote:
As a result of an Open Space that Kelvie Comer and I did for the Texas
Inmates and Families Association in October, I received an invitation to
submit a proposal for the Human Resources SouthWest Conference next
October.Has anyone submitted a formal proposa
Hi Lisa, it's me again,
Just read your message to Audrey and Kelvie and noticed you were sending a copy
of a proposal you submitted to IAF conference. Would you please send a copy for
me?. From time to time I have the opportunity to speak about OST and would like
to let bolivian people know how
Audrey--
Forgot to give you my phone number--360-426-8517. I'd also be happy to look
over a draft proposal for you, if you wish.
Good luck!
Joelle
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Hi Lisa
Second quote was mine, facilitating an event for the Estuar
Foundation from Bucharest at a hotel in Brasov for 72 people on
September 20 and 21, 1999 dealing with the future of mental health
services in Romania. Subsequently, the NGO's CEO, who translated
and trained simultaneously, led
Dear All
I must confess to a habitual turn-off when it comes to "givens." If
we start with restrictions, how do we get to possibilities?
I realise this is a struggle between what might be and what likely
will be, but cannot events capture hearts and minds and just do it?
As my humble daily Zen
Dear Allan
We feel it is crucial to include the theme in the invitation to
stimulate burning issues from participants. In this regard, we
usually list the theme as a question and suggest up to six
supplementary questions as illustrations of possible burning issues.
If potential participants do
As a result of an Open Space that Kelvie Comer and I did for the Texas Inmates
and Families Association in October, I received an invitation to submit a
proposal for the Human Resources SouthWest Conference next October.Has anyone
submitted a formal proposal for as Open Space part of the agenda
Re: givensFollowing our three day Os workshop I took three naps on Saturday .
My day was really fixed.
Audrey
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From: Ralph Copleman
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2003 9:26 AM
Subject: Re: givens
On 2/27/03 8:02 AM, "Ha
Hi
Quote 2, on the 95% sign-up in Romania, was from my colleague Kerry Napuk
(who is ill right now)
Eddie Palmer
Open Futures
Edinburgh
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From: OSLIST [mailto:osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu]On Behalf Of Lisa Heft
Sent: 26 February 2003 21:53
To: osl...@listserv.bo
Hi, Audrey and Kelvie - I'm sending you a copy of a proposal for the IAF
conference. Hope that will help - and: cOnGrAtUlAtIoNs on being
invited to submit a proposal for the SouthWest Conference!
Lisa
L i s a H e f t
Consultant, facilitator, educator
O p e n i n g S p a c e
2325 Oregon
Berke
Thanks everybody for your generous and very helpful advice! I received this
off-list but it was intended to be shared "on-list"
Greetings Thomas
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Från: Michelle Cooper [mailto:mcoo...@integralvisions.com]
Skickat: den 26 februari 2003 21:25
Till: tho...@openspaceco
On 2/27/03 8:02 AM, "Harrison Owen" wrote:
> No day is so bad it can't be fixed with a nap.
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Yes, indeed!
As long as we¹re playing the quote game, here¹s the one that I keep on the
wall by my desk to guide me whenever I think I have figured out what really
happens in open space. I cite
At 11:48 AM 2/27/2003 +, Kerry wrote:
I realise this is a struggle between what might be and what likely
will be, but cannot events capture hearts and minds and just do it?
As my humble daily Zen calender recorded on 1 January, "it is never
too late to do nothing."
Thank you Zen Calender!
--- kerry napuk wrote:
> We feel it is crucial to include the theme in the invitation to
> stimulate burning issues from participants. In this regard, we
> usually list the theme as a question and suggest up to six
> supplementary questions as illustrations of possible burning issues.
>
> If pote
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