another thought for the day

In the 1980's, we talked about organizational transformation (OT) Some in the late 1990's began talking about organizational health and balance (OHB) I prefer to talk about organizational joy (OJ) raffi society for constructive obnoxiousness (SCO) mailto:ra...@bk.ru *

thought for the day...and more

If OST is in part about high play, might it be appropriate to call OST a Large Group Intervention Toy? Raffi charter member, founder Society for Constructive Obnoxiousness p.s. anyone else wanna join? p.p.s. membership is free, a courtesy donation to the Access Queen Fund would be welcomed, thou

AW: Who is Open Space Facilitator and member of YMCA?

Thanks Chris. No hurry, it’s July 2006 :-) Regards, Ralph _ Von: Chris Kloth [mailto:ch...@got2change.com] Gesendet: Freitag, 1. Juli 2005 14:54 An: ralph.hoefli...@complex-change.ch Cc: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu Betreff: Re: Who is Open Space Facilitator and member of YMCA?

Re: thought for the day...and more

Raffi Aftandelian wrote: >If OST is in part about high play, might it be appropriate to call OST >a Large Group Intervention Toy? > >Raffi >charter member, founder >Society for Constructive Obnoxiousness > >p.s. anyone else wanna join? > As you may know Raffi, in Pakistan some people can appoint

Re: What has been your biggest surprise in an Open Space annual meeting?

fremy's and my colleague, steven werlin, wrote an article about the open space on open space haiti gathering and other interesting stuff. here it is with a link to the rest of it: Life Goes On: Part Two Life goes on in the midst of the current difficulties in Haiti, for better and for worse.

Who is Open Space Facilitator and member of YMCA?

"Ubuntu, striving together for life and peace” is the topic of the next World Council of YMCA . The conference will take place in Durban, South Africa from 10-15 July. 600-800 members are expected from all over the world. In addition to the traditional cere

Re: OSLIST Digest - 29 Jun 2005 to 30 Jun 2005 (#2005-180)

Hi Peggy, You wrote: Sometimes the question is obvious, it just leaps forward when people = begin to answer questions about why invest the time and energy? What = are their dreams, hopes, aspirations? On several occasions, when it is a board or group of some size, I've = played with paired inter

Re: Who is Open Space Facilitator and member of YMCA?

Ralph Höfliger wrote: "Ubuntu, striving together for life and peace" is the topic of the next World Council of YMCA . The conference will take place in Durban, South Africa from 10-15 July. 600-800 members are expected from all over the world. Ralph, are

Fw: Who is Open Space Facilitator and member of YMCA?

I'm curious -- is YMCA membership a matter of money (they might charge less or nothing) or personal identity? If the former, I would be pretty sure that someone somewhere whould be willing to help -- and actually there are some pretty good folks in RSA. If it is a matter of personal identity --

Re: OST Stammtisch in New York

"Pannwitz, Michael M" wrote: > There is one in New York, wonder what day they will choose. Okay sweet > Michael M, I catch the worm:Yes, there is a Stammtisch coming into being in > New York City. As "Stammtisch" is a German origination obviously it was > necessary t

Re: Craig--Questions

I agree that great questions are all in the context and the process. Good example for me was a client group that arrived, with a lot of excitement, at the theme, "Me, My Job and We" (with some related questions). Did not turn me on, but it did turn on the organization. We had a high level