Michael,
Thank you for the reminder about invitation. I hear that a lot these
days and not just in the context of Open Space. I hear about "the Spirit
of Invitation" - which also means giving people the space to decline.
How do you suggest to clients that invitation is a good way to do
busin
Hi Harold,
Aha.. Yes I have my special edition of Seth's "Poke the box." complete with "No
Free Lunch," poster! His challenges are pretty useful to entertain. What you
talk about is pretty much how I got into open space. I started doing it because
I saw some situations I wished were better and
Well my first answer is:
"Just do what makes your heart sing."
And then (of course, being me ;o) I'll go on.
I'm an analyzer, among other things.
So I diagram the question, in a way. And of course, ask more questions
to see the patterns.
Do you want to be around the juicy OS more?
Do you ne
Hi, folks - just another request, as I have not yet heard from anyone.
If you have a client (especially a business / corporate client) that
might be happy to chat with a client of mine about how they integrated
the information / learning / achievements from an OS meeting or
retreat into the
Thank you, Lisa for these lovely questions.
Eveyone of them reached some of my strings :)
With best,
Arno
On 17 May 2011 17:46, Lisa Heft wrote:
> Well my first answer is:
>
> "Just do what makes your heart sing."
>
> And then (of course, being me ;o) I'll go on.
>
> I'm an analyzer, among oth
to phelim's thoughts about not our advice to insiders not facilitating their
own os meetings... i would make the distinction between not facilitating and
not facilitating the *first* one. os can be challenging... for
participants. when challenged, they may attribute that discomfort to old
stories
Hi Phelim,
Thank you for your insights about being an inside facilitator. Very
enlightening! :)
Michaels comments are also right on the mark. Great exchange, made me
learn a few things today for which I am grateful :)
Warmly from a somewhat chilly Utrecht,
Koos
At 10:43 17-5-2011, Phelim
Hello everyone. Some months ago I shared a story about introducing OS to
the Congress for the New Urbanism over several years. In just 2 weeks, the
annual Congress will include OS as one of the plenaries for the first time
ever. Here¹s how OS will be incorporated into the Congress schedule:
Day
Jennifer
What a luxury and so I can understand why you want to fine tune the programme
which already looks very good as it is.
Just one thought: those who want to continue on projects for the coming year
might appreciate the last morning to get themselves together, build rapport and
coordinate
Amanda, That¹s a great idea, but the schedule of plenary sessions is locked
in place (logistics for a 1200-person conference being what they are). But
we will encourage people all along the way to use the open source breakout
sessions and space to gather whoever they want and work in whatever way t
i'd imagine taht it can happen both ways... jennifer, you can be true to
schedule logistics AND bring forward the work as amanda suggests... by
bringing it forward even more than she suggests. morning news on day two is
not too early to ask not only for new issues, but also invite 'project'
groups
Even better Michael! I do agree about morning news being vital - it captures
the nuances of overnight thinking in a very positive way too.
Amanda
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