G'day folks
I had a rich open space experience a couple of weeks ago - with a group of
departmental managers on a 'corporate planning conference', at a most
beautiful five-star resort hotel overlooking the deep blue Indian Ocean
about three hours drive south of Perth - the environment was superb
~ thought my fellow OSTers out there might enjoy this article ~ Anu Parmar
War and Empathy by Dr. Wayne W. Dyer
We invite you to tune in to a radio interview with Dr. Dyer this coming
Thursday evening on Coast to Coast with George Noory. You can listen online
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Dynamite story Brendan...this is exactly the way to handle these types
of situations, and god knows I've had my fair share.
Perhaps it might be pointing us towards a truism: in Open Space
issues that lurk below the radar will generally get dealt with below
the radar. In other words if the dead m
Brendan:
I love your story and I love how you refused, gently but unmistakably, to be
drawn out of your role of holding the space and refused to allow the space
to be closed even a bit, handing back responsibility to the open spacers. Well
done!
Regards
Esther
G'day folks
I had a rich open
--- Brendan McKeague wrote:
> G'day folks
>
> I had a rich open space experience a couple of weeks
> ago - with a group of
> departmental managers (...)
Very interesting story, Brendan. But was she really
"an invader"? What did she "invaded"?
Artur
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Do you
Ay, Brendan!
You wrote:
< I went off to
the lobby for a quiet sit and a coffeethen one of the managers came
over and sat down beside me, with a look of serious concern on her
face... >
I feel like I was sitting with you having a coffee and listening to this
manager with you.
They were so luc
Hi Chris, mmp and all
How about :" I am getting out of your way?" as the text to say?
Sometimes this feels like the most genuine text for me and this is what I
say. Thinking of it now I realize this especially happens when I have the
sense I went too long or was too self indulgent in my opening.
