Michael
I have been actively wondering about this recently and after a really
interesting OS two weeks ago with a local bank I appreciate for your
thoughts
In a couple of recent events - with the "issues and opportunities" in the
title and the invitation to raise any issues or topics the participa
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I also point out that combining topics might seem like a good idea but for
complex problems there is actually a benefit to having two different
conversations. There is no such thing as redundancy and different conversations
with different people gives you the obliquity to address intractable iss
Yes well said Michael. Thanks for the reflection and it helps me reflect on
what I actually say in an opening. I have always liked Harrison's phrase
"issues and opportunities" which invites participants to offer an item along a
wide spectrum from problems and concerns to inspirations and visions
Dear Susan,
yes, thats my feeling too, 15 to 20 breakout spaces for 30 to 40 issues.
Jeffs response on "combining or abandoning" topics got me to reflect on
the word "topic". From work wayback with structured brainstorming I
remember a group of 25 "generating" between 30 to 50 topics.
With o
