Harrison Owen wrote:
At 07:42 PM 5/28/2003 -0500, Michael Herman wrote:
hi all, if it's not too late to get in the game here, i'll add a few
thoughts, too. not sure if they go anywhere helpful or not. it's quite
a question and quite a discussion already... thanks to all for that.
and here i
Hi Mike,
Well done - I couldn't image a bigger open space!
Rank - I usually for "in house" OST get the sponsoring leader to think
about how to address this in their opening of the space - although
usually people don't have any trouble in working to the no rank
approach.
Departures - it see
Dear Colleagues,
this is the 5th and last day of the os-facilitator training in
Weimar, Germany with 46 participants from 13 European countries.
I am sitting on top of a huge pile of insights and learnings but want
to share with you just the bits and pieces that were announced
during morning news.
Dear Colleagues,
this is the 5th and last day of the os-facilitator training in
Weimar, Germany with 46 participants from 13 European countries.
I am sitting on top of a huge pile of insights and learnings but want
to share with you just the bits and pieces that were announced
during morning news.
Dear colleagues:
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Access Queen was dreamed up at the 9th OSonOS in Vancouver as a way to
share news of who has and who needs resources to get to our annual
global gatherings so that people of lower financial abilities and from
faraway countries may attend. I volunteered to
Hello, dear Colleagues -
Thanks, Gerard, for you exciting update message from Swenmark!
My next message will be a re-posting of an earlier Access Queen message
to remind you of all the ideas to spark your asking and your offering so
more folks can get to Swenmark this August. However.
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G'day All
I have just opened space with a live audience of twenty one Environmental
Educators in the Southern Alps of New Zealand. It was a magic two days in
the mountains being ably assisted by OST facilitator and chef Daniel Lebel.
Daniels food added a richness and depth to bless the experience
Mike--
In working with the managers of an organization as we plan for the Open
Space, I encourage them to be full participants in the Open Space, "on an equal
basis with everyone else." Being away from their normal workplace helps, and I
sometimes encourage everyone to wear "casual, comfortable c
At 06:41 PM 5/29/2003 +0200, Michael M Pannwitz wrote:
-birth of my grandchild complete with name and weight and a huge
round of clapping and congratulation
I particularly like the part about the new grandchild. Having several
myself, it is always nice to know that their tribe is increasing.
C
In a message dated 5/29/03 9:20:27 AM, mher...@globalchicago.net writes:
<< noticing what is seems most important about that "right," john... it is
access to the language (more a skill i think than a right), the chance
to demonstrate that skill in inside conversations earns the right to use
the
thanks for this julie. and yes! i think the gift of open space
sometimes (always?) is the opportunity to look into what is. to deal
with it directly, rather than playing cat and mouse with its shadows.
when the someone, leader, manager, or community participant like ted
and the peace movement,
j, t, h,
noticing what is seems most important about that "right," john... it is
access to the language (more a skill i think than a right), the chance
to demonstrate that skill in inside conversations earns the right to use
the network. more skill, more connection points, more effective use of
On the last day of the seminar, I challenged myself to be the 'host'
of one session (we called the trainer/facilitator/chair in this
seminar as 'host', host is someone who creates a intent or purpose for
the entire session and then invite people for certain discussion).
i love the title of the
Joelle wrote:
> At an Open Space a few months ago, a young man told me that one of his
> ambitions was to find a way to encourage environmentalists to be less
> self-righteous. Helping peace activists to be more peaceful strikes me as
> another worthy goal.
I met the other day with Andre Carothe
Harrison Owen schrieb:
> .BUT COULD WE PLEASE TYPE IN GOOD OLD 12 PT. USING A HEALTHY SHADE OF
> BLACK
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vive l 'art typographique !
you are very right, harrison.
florian
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Srma Consulting schrieb:
> Dear OS friends,This message comes to me in moment when I was
> thinkinghow to describe my feelings and experience that I have it in
> thisOS event in Slovenia. I decided that forwarding this message to
> OSlist will tell everything. Mee Peng was my roommate in Castle
Anne Pattillo schrieb:
> Hi Mike,
> Well done ? I couldnt image a bigger open space!
>
> Rank ? I usually for in house OST get the sponsoring leader to think
> about how to address this in their opening of the space ? although
> usually people dont have any trouble in working to the no rank
At 07:42 PM 5/28/2003 -0500, Michael Herman wrote:
Harrison Owen wrote:
Thanks Glory -- and to all the others who have responded. I have been
forwarding the stuff to the Plexus folks just so they have some idea
where our heads are. I will talk to Henri and Curt next week, and
while I doubt def
At 06:55 PM 5/28/2003 -0500, ted wrote:
I'm writing now to follow-up on a conversation I had with
Michael Herman last week which was itself a follow-up to a conversation I
had with some peace and justice activists earlier last week. My experience
in all sorts of anti-war organizing meetings is t
Dear OS friends,
This message comes to me in moment when I was thinking
how to describe my feelings and experience that I have it in this
OS event in Slovenia.
I decided that forwarding this message to OSlist will tell everything.
Mee Peng was my roommate in Castle Borl, and she is great friend
At 04:52 PM 5/28/2003 -0400, Judy Gast wrote:
It feels good to recommend an approach that not only is the best to 'get
the job done', but also, per the CEO of our client, 'will be the watershed
event that turns the tide on the culture of our organization'. It is also
fulfilling to work with an
Awesome, as always, Michael. let me pick up on one thin strand. You
said:
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springing from healing, related by etymology and by varela to what might
be called 'wholing'... it seems important that any study would embody (i
love that word, peggy) a state of no separation between those studyin
oh michael,
what a tour d'horizon of themes i like and i need and i am deeling with!
my focus is not os but on visual facilitation, but it doesn't matter through
which window you are looking at the sky!
thank you
reinhard
VISUELLE PROTOKOLLE
Kuchenmueller & Dr.Stifel
Munich Germany
Tel: +49-
friends,
as a part of the peace activist group, i say amen to
the analysis and prescription, harrison, ted and
michael.
i will share some things that some of you are already
aware of. forgive the redundancy.
the approach that i have taken in trying to live out
my convictions, having an analysis
Well, Michael, you always give me something to think about!
Joelle
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