What OST does?

Dear friends around OS world! Another topic, which was raised last week was WHAT OST DOES? Besides the five promises you can find in User's Guide for 2,5 days OS we have got the following list. Additions are much welcomed! Mikk Sarv 1.. OST creates community 2.. Makes peace and joy 3.. Resol

Re: FW: OST with many more than 25 words

Phelim and Harrison, wowh, this is really creativity-nourishment!I never knew that things were kept from corrosion by replacing water ~ sounds to me like a simple and excellent idea at the same time.So I picked this up and have been wondering: "What is replaced by using OST - what is OST preven

Re: What OST does?

Hi Mike and all: I would add that OST: ~ Provides a simultaneous experience of personal empowerment and community belonging ~ Supports and challenges collective intelligence Glory - Original Message - From: Mikk Sarv To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu Sent: Saturday, December 1

OST with many more than 25 words

Damn there goes the keeping things brief idea! phelimx * * == osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu -- To subscribe, unsubscribe, change your options, view the archives of osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu: http://listserv

Re: OpenSpaceWorld.ORG - PLEASE HELP

me too. Dear Marei, I am so happy to see your energy in the list. Were you writing that you were muddling through ? I think,see and feel that this works perfectly. Lots of joy and cheers, Funda - Original Message - From: "Tree Fitzpatrick" To: Sent: Saturday, December 17, 2005 4:

OS Institutes

"Tree Fitzpatrick" schrieb: > By the power invested in me, I now pronounce you one of the founding > members of the German Open Space Institute. Voila! oh shit ! (smiling widely)And what, by the way, does an open space institute actually

Re: OST with less than 25 words

Dear friends! Thank you for passionate, responsible ad funful co-thinking! I send you the origin of this time's outburst of definitions. Actually, it got started, when I drove mathematician Priit Vohandu to our December OS training. I came from Helsinki, inspired by Harrison's new idea of connectin

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Open space ... the serendipitous intersection of unleashed minds, hearts, eyes, ears, hands, and feet. Jack __.__.__.__.__.__.__.__.__.__.__.__.__.__.__.__.__.__ jack ricchiuto two.one.six/three.seven.three/seven.four.seven.five www.designinglife.com / www.appreciativeleadership.com * *

Re: OST with less than 25 words

Hello friends, here is my "long shorty": "OST puts the human being in the center, enables result-oriented self-organization, leads individuals and groups to phenomenal transformation processes, which can be experienced in all kinds of application fields." Warmest greetings Gabriela - Origin

Re: OST with less than 25 words

Hi all: Great thread... wise words :-) I have 2 contributions: 1) Open Space Technology is a way of organizing, and being in, groups so that responsibility for creating what is cared about is assumed. ~ Glory Ressler 2) Would you like to find a method for turning frustration into action? For ac

FW: OST with many more than 25 words

In response to my suggestion that Open Space is the WD-40 of group work, Phelim McDermott sent the following message to me. I thought it warranted publication on the list, and who know it may inspire our own “2000 ways to Use Open Space.” With reference to his question about the number of attempts

Re: OST with less than 25 words

Greetings All, Just jumping on the OST in less than 25 words train.here are a few short descriptions to add to those wonderful thoughts already shared. "Open Space is a great method for real people with real issues to create real results in real-time." Karen Sella "Open Space is an efficient

Re: OpenSpaceWorld.ORG - PLEASE HELP

I just realized that I send this to Michael directly instead of to the whole list. Sending it again, hoping to have other voices from my home country join. Is there anything like a German Institute? >From my perspective ~ not yet. But hearing about them popping up in Italy and >Russia, wha

Re: OST with less than 25 words

"Michael Herman" schrieb: > ...and if you/anybody cares enough about this thread to gather up the > little 25-word quotes into on small pile, i would post, or you/i could > post them in the osw weblog in the 'what is ost' category. > > michael Hi Michael, I g