I was walking my dog this morning around the wild forested inlet across from
where I live and this thought struck me:
"I respect that I have boundaries and I respect the boundaries of others."
These are words I often repeat to myself in life; especially when I come
across people who guard their b
thanks again, tova... i have to give credit to our friends harrison and
judi richardson, too. a cumulative sort of document! little bit here
and little bit there, mostly me learning and them contributing...
averbuch wrote:
Michael,
This is a peace of art, a melody to my ears, I will sad it
Hello all,
A friend of mine who has attended an OS session I held last year is keen
to use OS in-house. Her challenge is that her employer is one of
Australia's largest banks and the key decision makers are said to be
conservative. As such, they may not be readily open to consider OS.
Unfortunat
Mick:
Harrison and I have led OST events at the Bank of Montreal Ive
written and published an article about its use there. BMO has an
internal consultant who has led most of their OST events and there
have been many. Most divisions have used OST. I think they are now
using more Conversati
Maybe that's why it sounds like harmony
Best wishes to the three of you
tova
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From: Meg Salter
To: m...@southbankmc.com.au
Sent: Wednesday, April 14, 2004 12:56 PM
Subject: Re: OST in Banking
Hi Mick
I have successfully used OST with a number of groups of the Canadian Imperial
Bank of Commerce, and I know that others have used it e
raffi, thanks for this reporting. a couple of thoughts...
you mention that the first evening was very powerful. the only time
i've ever been part of an evening-before storytelling circle time was as
a participant. my sense is that the stories were fantastic and the
opening and first day were f
Raffi--
I've not tried using storytelling as a prelude to OS. For some other types
of meetings it seems useful; for Open Space I usually would like the stories
in the OS itself, because they carry a lot of emotional energy that helps to
bond a group together and gives some momentum toward action
