Dear all,
In Budapest we are meeting today at 7 pm at Kicsi a Vilag tea house.
Address is Madach utca 11.
Cheers!
filiz
every day is a good day
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Ah -- A little bit of Open Space! I have tried what you are suggesting
several times (concurrent Open and closed space) and it never seemed to work
very well. But I have to admit, that is a personal judgment based on what I
knew could have happened had it all been in Open Space. I also have to admi
Hello All,
Has anyone pursued the Six Sigma "Voice of the Customer" concepts into an
Open Space facilitation? It seems that if the topics introduced into an
open space discussion do not concern the participants, they will not
respond. There is also a 'fear factor' in this equation. If the
parti
The problem with the "demonstration" OS had nothing to do with fear,
hostility, or anything like that. Actually if both fear and hostility had
been present, thing might have been more fun. As it was, the real issue was
total, unabated, lack of anything meaningful to talk about. As I said, there
was
This is nothing new. Way back in the early 70's, the comedy group Firesign
Theatre did a brilliant album, I Think We're All Bozos On This Bus, in which
our hero Clem enters a Disneyland-like tour of the future, and the voice over
the loudspeakers begins a story of the universe:
"Before the begi
As a peer of Einstien, a mathematician and philosopher -- A.N. Whithead,
developed his view of vibrations (and maybe lumpiness). In Process and
Reality, he suggests that every entity comes into being in a moment
self-organizing its existence in relation to its environment from the
past moment and
Larry wrote: "Turtles all the way up and all the way down."
Actually, I think it is Turtles in the Round. Certainly fits with Open
Space.
ho
Harrison Owen
7808 River Falls Drive
Potomac, Maryland 20845
Phone 301-365-2093
Open Space Training www.openspaceworld.com
Open Space Institute www.open
