i skimmed paul's pieces. i agreed with much of the substance and was glad
somebody was saying it. chris read and commented much more carefully, so i
wouldn't try to add to his notes about that. i'm only jumping in now
because of the questions phelim raises.
first, about bringing clients to oson
Phelim and Improbable,
I have just a few words but I felt moved to share them with you and the rest of
the community. Although I am relatively new to Open Space - certainly it's
purer form - I have been facilitating other techniques for a very long time
(not that it matters!) and I wanted to ta
Phelim,
First of all my profound and deep thanks. It was very hard to make it to
London but my experience was one of magic, lots of love, camaraderie,
inspiration, and seeing things come true that I had only hoped would
come to pass. My experiences there were worth many times the dollars I
sp
Phelim,
My own ears perk up anytime someone says:
> I'm sure we would do things differently if we ever did it again
Have you and your team done a brainstorm on this? Others (like perhaps future
hosts) would likely benefit from your experience I'll guess, and its a nice
closing exercise with a
Thankyou
So much Cecilia,
And Esther too!
it is great to hear your positive response to the event. At the moment I just
feel relieved that we managed to make it happen. It was two years work to get
there and although I'm sure we would do things differently if we ever did it
again (thankfu
Chris
I agree with you. I'm fine with the critique. Different strokes for different
folks.
I think the difficulty is what you pinpoint. It's hard to reply and have a
constructive conversation when it's not directly addressed to myself and the
hosting team and seems like a veiled passive aggre
Cecelia:
Your English is just fine. I'm so glad you enjoyed the event.
Esther Ewing
ewingcha...@gmail.com
416-792-0971
On 2012-10-20, at 4:14 PM, Cecilia Soriano wrote:
> Hi all! (abajo van mis palabras también en español)
>
> After a bit of silence and a deep breath... the feelings and ex
The critique in the article is fine. And the subsequent link Phelim sent along
is fine too. Paul's tone is a bit jarring and his argument isn't helped by
making a lot of generalized statements. Also he critiques WOSonOS in a way that
makes it hard to separate his critique if the event from a cri
Hi all! (abajo van mis palabras también en español)
After a bit of silence and a deep breath... the feelings and experiences shared
in the WOSonOS London 2012 is going accommodating
I'm a silent reader of the OSList, - my English is not enough – but this time,
I would like to add my voice to sa
Thanks Alan,
And just in case we didn't get it the first time...
http://rationalmadness.wordpress.com/2012/10/20/over-control-and-open-space/
Ouch
Best regards,
Phelim
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I generally pick up emails only at the beginning and end of the working day. I
am currently
Dear World Open Space friends,
I had meant to write to you all sooner but was hit by the post event flu and am
only just recovering...
First off I'm writing to thank you all for coming all the way (some as far away
as just up the street!) to Stoke Newington London for WOSonOS2012 you helped t
Just spent a delicious three days co-learning with Peggy Holman here in Perth
then I read this -
So, what's possible now?
http://rationalmadness.wordpress.com/2012/10/18/the-tragic-re-imprisonment-of-open-space/
take care out there
alan
www.alanhalford.com.au
0421 475 252
skype: alanhalford
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