Hi, Tim,
I saw your email a few days ago, but didn't find time to comment until
today,
I am also an avoid devotee of Toastmasters with some experience of Open
Space.
I didn't think I would be a TM evangelist when I joined. I was just sort of
tagging along with my wife, Elaine Hansen,
I am sure it is irrelevant, and probably irreverent. but when I saw "TM" in
the conversation, I never thought about Toastmasters. Probably says a lot
about me, but that group of elegant speechifies had never been part of my
experience. What came up was Transcendental Meditation, a guru brand that
h
This in from Claudia!
Khalil El-Masry facilitated a wonderful Open Space. For me it was great to
see how he took the technology and made it his own: Have trained him and
others a couple of weeks ago and now they just do it themselves, with their
handwriting, their flavor. Although repeating mys
This in from Claudia!
Khalil El-Masry facilitated a wonderful Open Space. For me it was great to
see how he took the technology and made it his own: Have trained him and
others a couple of weeks ago and now they just do it themselves, with their
handwriting, their flavor. Although repeating mys
And my email program keeps wanting to make it ™ so I had to write it out. : )
Annamarie Pluhar
Pluhar Consulting
http://www.pluharconsulting.com
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802.579.5975 (cell)
On Jan 2, 2012, at 9:19 AM, Harrison Owen wrote:
> I am sure it is irrelevant, and probably irreverent… but whe
A musing or two...
I have found that even in highly rigid organizational structures, OST becomes
more and more natural when practiced over time. And when used to practice
being together on a regular basis, even 1.5 hour meetings can be fish and
productive for introverts and extroverts.
It is
Hi all,
I agree with Chris as it is also my experience that even in rigid structures,
OST becomes more and more practical when used with frequency. When it is used
with frequency, new competencies for a culture of leadership show up, new
muscles get flexed, perceptions get broadened, consciousn
Thank you for the many stirrings here. I mostly listen on this listserve. And
learn.
I am coming to learn so much more about living open space. It has become a bit
of a mantra for me. Way beyond method of course, which I've always known in my
head. And so much more into life itself, self-organ
Dear Eric,
Thanks for your contribution. It is interesting to see how you have used
facilitation in Toastmasters. I particularly like your reframing of OS &
TM. I remember an early story about how TM originally did not have a fix
set of speeches and there was actually a lot of resistance to crea
Hello friends,
For any of you interested in the Work of Byron Katie - as a powerful tool
for working with limiting beliefs, and opening mind and heart in
leadership, organization and change, she is hosting a first ever intensive
in The Work for leaders and people in business. It is taking place i
Thank you Tenneson,
Your phrasing: "...I feel challenged to open my heart, show up, let go (like
> watching my kids grow and watching our relationship evolve from nesting
> parenting to co-journeying humans".
Very inspiring and I am greatful for the similar realization/experience I had
during the
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