Hi Juan Luis
You are making great progress! As we have a little more time – we are taking
things a little more slowly!
The venue looks great. We are just beginning to explore possible venues.
The ‘watch this space’ – for the moment – are announcements here on the OSlist.
We will have
Dear Lisa, dear Artur...
basically, Lisas notes reflect my experience with about 200 os events
over the last 14 years.
In the early days of my practice I spoke quite a bit about "Open Space"
(how it came about, the originator, etc.).
For some time now, I might mention "Open Space" once (if you
Hello Artur,
in the last two years I did (with others) two trainings with MDs, exerienced
and less experienced on the topic of pacemakers. The first day of the
trainings we did an outdoor session - a tree climbing course with different
degrees of difficulty. Wow! - what a difference in the cours
Dear Michael,
very nice message and knowing about you!
*Contract*: something funny is happening to me. Instead of trying to "sell
OS" or trying hardly to inform people about it,... , I´m just getting more
and more interested in it. As a result, opportunities are appearing (I might
be facilitating
Thank you very much for your comments, Lisita.
Some notes from myself inline bellow.
From: Lisa Heft
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Sent: Mon, November 15, 2010 4:46:20 AM
Subject: Re: [OSLIST] OST following a creative enhacing training
Hi, Artur -
Re
Thanks for your wise comments, Michael.
From: Michael M Pannwitz
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Sent: Mon, November 15, 2010 9:55:58 AM
Subject: Re: [OSLIST] OST following a creative enhacing training
Dear Lisa, dear Artur...
basically, Lisas notes reflec
Thanks for your comments, Peter
Artur
From: Peter Weinmann
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Sent: Mon, November 15, 2010 10:27:20 AM
Subject: Re: [OSLIST] OST following a creative enhacing training
Hello Artur,
in the last two years I did (with others) tw
Hi Eleder:
Knowing well, not only the Basque situation, but also that Spain is a
multi-country multi-lingual nation, I agree with your choice of using two
languages. I would do the same in Catalunya or in Galicia, by the way.
I was also impressed by your passion for OST and how that produces
For me the answer is always "it depends". I have run OST events with stuff at
the beginning and afterwards (and even sometimes in the dreaded middle of
things) but it is always dependent on the context.
Having said that, so much about the opening of space is about cultivating the
energy of the
thanks for this Chris, it resonates with me.
Denise
On Nov 15, 2010, at 7:22 AM, Chris Corrigan wrote:
For me the answer is always "it depends". I have run OST events
with stuff at the beginning and afterwards (and even sometimes in
the dreaded middle of things) but it is always dependent on
Jon and All
Something you and your Crew may have indicated but I have not noticed.
Do you have dates for WOSONOS 2012?
Looking forward
Alan
On 15 November 2010 17:32, Jon Harvey wrote:
> Hi Juan Luis
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> You are making great progress! As we have a little more time – we are
> taking thing
Thanks, Chris. I also often use "it depends"... And agree with your opinion
about the "two part opening". As well as with the difficulty in "shutting up"
:-((
Artur
From: Chris Corrigan
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Sent: Mon, November 15, 2010 1:22:37 P
Hi Artur,
I'll join with others to say that Lisa captured my sentiments on splitting the
opening. Bad idea. The principles and law help create a different culture.
To your other question of training beforehand, I'll offer a variation on Chris'
"it depends". Now, what I'm about to describe is
Dear friends
This conversation sparked a question I have. How much responsibility do you
take to give participants context and clarify the theme in the opening of an
Open Space meeting? I hand this to the sponsor and some do a great job some
dont. I think they are the ones actually opening the sp
Thanks, Chris. Your comments reminded me that I have trouble shutting up when I am anxious, especially in trainings where I generally am anxious. I have found that just focusing on my breathing helps me through that--when I remember to shut up long enough to breathe Best, Donna Readhttp://ww
Hi Alan,
We do not have precise dates as yet but we decided that we should avoid being
on at the same time as the Olympics and the ParaOlympics! This means WOSonOS
2012 will take place between mid Sept and the end of Oct. Sorry not to be more
exact at this stage. As soon as we make a firm decis
Did anyone get the message I posted to the [OSLIST] OST following a creative
enhacing training thread?
Regards
Anne from Sunny Napier, New Zealand.
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Dear Harrison
Thanks for your reply (came directly to me, so I post my answer + your reply
here). My experience is that sometimes people come to an event, having
read the invitation without understanding that it is something completely
different than the traditional type of gatherings especial
I did!
regards,
Agneta in cold dark snowy Uppsala, Sweden
Anne A Hiha skrev 2010-11-15 21.05:
Did anyone get the message I posted to the *[OSLIST] OST following a
creative enhacing training *thread?
Regards
Anne from Sunny Napier, New Zealand.
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Again, "it depends." There is context and there is energy. Sometimes I find
sponsors, especially nervous ones, are really dull in their presentation of the
context, and so I find myself having to evoke the possibility of the work, the
amazing potential of the group of people who are gathered,
Hi
Heres a brief story from an Open Space gathering the other week. This was
an OST about supporting youth who have difficulties getting a job. In the
opening a man who is a project manager for a youth project talked to some of
his young people who were present and I guess he persuaded them to
Thanks for sharing the JTM story, Peggy.
Actually, in my case, it was not a conventional training (as in Harrison's Bank
story) and also not only a normal Outdoor training. It was an event that
included other stuff like, for instance, a "Talents Night" where each person or
group add to act som
Thank you to Agneta and others who have confirmed my connection to the OSLIST.
As much as I may rarely make a contribution to OSLIST it is heartening to know
that the contribution did get through to some people at least.
Regards
Anne
Date: Mon, 15 Nov 2010 22:19:54 +0100
From: agneta.setterw.
Dear Arno, dear all
1. Arno speaks about mediation as a way of resolving conflict, not about
meditation.
2. He would use OST for the annual conference of mediation practitioners.
The conference could be a mix of OST for all present and presentations about
their work and experiences by mediation p
Hello, dear Eleder -
By now you have facilitated your event - yes? However I still wish to
share some thoughts about your questions - at least what I have
noticed during my own OS work.
Regarding people coming at various times during the day:
To me, if there are a few people who come in dur
This is another great conversation.
I find that as Harrison says - the invitation needs to explain why the
client is bringing people together - in a way that shares the energy
for and about the event.
People need to choose an event among others - what will compel them to
come - what will be
Peggy, I love how you explained your observations and experiments and
adaptations over time *for the particular culture you were working
with* and I also love that we can never assume that academics or
financial departments or police persons or engineers are always going
to need extra / ada
I may be unclear on what you are saying or asking: mediation is
something that helps people articulate differences, hear each others'
stories, decide what is or is not common ground, and so on. Many
different tools / processes can be used - something similar to
counseling, or Restorative J
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