Re: OSonOS

kerry napuk schrieb: > > "There are approximately 750,000 words in English but only 3,000 deal > with emotions and, of these, 2,000 are negative." > > Kerry and Eddie > dear kerry, dear eddie don't worry about emotion the place of emotion is hardly on words the place of emotion is between words

Re: AW: 2108 -- Remember the Number

Dear Birgitt, I believe that your actual questions are more valuable to you than whatever responses you receive from Harrison and Michael (that is not to say that their responses will not/cannot be valuable). I reckon your questions will serve to validate your own innate understanding of OST. Eq

Re: Access Queen thanks you for your gracious donations and thoughts

Dear Lisa As they say, the cheque's in the mail. It was posted yesterday. Cheers Kerry & Eddie Open Futures Edinburgh -- * * == osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu -- To subscribe, unsubscribe, change your options,

Too Little Time

I am an Associate Member of the Institute for the Study of Conflict Transformation, a think tank of Transformative Mediators, and we have a meeting next Sunday/Monday. They have asked me to facilitate one segment of the meeting in Open Space. After two days of caring and sharing, we want to decide

Re: Too Little Time

Julie: What is the size of the group? This makes some difference to me in terms of design. If you really have two hours to both explore possible next steps and close the event then I make this suggestion: Do one round of people identifying the next steps for which they have a passion, and then

Re: Too Little Time

Julie-- A few months ago, a colleague and I facilitated a two-hour Open Space with a professional organization that wanted to do some future planning and get more people engaged in the tasks needed to keep the organization going. It was a small group, which was easier. We finally decided on one

Re: "It always works" - revisited again

Thanks -- Doug -- and please do use the saying . Interestingly some students who wanted to do home study and write exams found the course a challenge as they had to be there. One woman who had a challenging illness found the course challenge and yet chose to stay with it. So, the format isn't fo

Re: "It always works" - revisited again

Judi observed: > Interestingly some students who wanted to do home study and write exams > found the course a challenge as they had to be there. One woman who had a > challenging illness found the course challenge and yet chose to stay with > it. So, the format isn't for everyone -- quite frankl