Just checking to see if I have successfully entered the circle with my new
email address :-)
*Barry Owen*
*Real Estate Strategist*
Founder/Principal Broker
*Pareto Realty, LLC *\pə-ˈrā-(ˌ)tō\
Well it was at least three days... but who knows? Time and space sort of blew
away. Pick any number you like, and that will be right. Maybe 30 years?
Harrison
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yes!
2015-06-03 17:26 GMT-05:00 Barry Owen via OSList
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Just checking to see if I have successfully entered the circle with my new
email address :-)
*Barry Owen*
*Real Estate Strategist*
Founder/Principal Broker
*Pareto Realty, LLC *\pə-ˈrā-(ˌ)tō\
Dear all,
Does this work for you?
“Open Space is an evocative dialogue process of an inspired group, that
co-creates knowledge and wise solutions in a self-organised way.“
Greetings from Hannover,
Ingrid
Ingrid Ebeling, EBUS
Institut für Entwicklungsberatung und Supervision
Systemische
Dear Harrison,
“Brief Essays” on “What is Open Space?” reminds me of the elevator
speeches that we did a few years ago... seems they turned up every now
and then again, which is great.
Searching for Elevator Speeches in our OSLIST Archives (thanks Harold)
turned up a bunch of strings (or
This story and video by Paul Schaffer and Sammy Davis, Jr. seems deeply
related to the OPen Space practice of music, improvization, showing up with
your talent/passion, letting it happen within rhythm structures, using
all your experience and knowing the power of collaboration. This video
made
My favourite way to talk about Open Space is this.
Client: I need a bunch of ideas/perspectives/leadership on this issue that we
can't figure out.
Me: got it. I have a process where we can raise and document every
conversation that we need to have/activate leadership/creat experiments/get to
the elevator speeches michael p mentioned, collected years ago, are here...
http://openspaceworld.org/wp2/explore/open-space-elevator-speeches
some new stuff, too, after a recent updating at openspaceworld.org
--
Michael Herman
Michael Herman Associates
http://MichaelHerman.com
Hi folks
Great response, many thanks and I love the ensuing conversation. The
quote below is brilliant Chris, and I love the elevator pitches Michael :)*
**Harrison, close your ears now* For those of us using Twitter... one
thing that's been on my mind for a while, is encouraging the
I like this line from that site, michael h, tho it doesn't capture the
details so well. Edited down to 26 words, as surely 25 is impossible for
the task in English. ; )
Open Space is a simple way to run productive meetings, for 5 to 2000+
people, and a powerful approach to leadership in any kind
Chris
Perfect!
*Barry Owen*
*Real Estate Strategist*
Founder/Principal Broker
*Pareto Realty, LLC *\pə-ˈrā-(ˌ)tō\
G'day Barry
Glad to note that you have moved on from @geocities (smile)
Go well
Alan in Adelaide
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On Jun 4, 2015, at 7:56 AM, Barry Owen via OSList
oslist@lists.openspacetech.org wrote:
Just checking to see if I have successfully entered the circle with my new
email
What's twitter?
But...to be more serious, I don't want or need another communications platform.
So you twitterers go for it, but I hope the email feed continues too, for
longer and deeper exploration of things
Cheers
Michael Wood
Perth, Western Australia
From: OSList
The OT symposia in the US were so often held on the week of July 4 that I
assume it was true in 1985 also.
July 4 was a Thursday, so I also assume the event gathered (at the bar) in
Monterey on Monday night July 1, and the space was opened on Tuesday
morning July 2.
Anyone know?
For fun, and a
Thanks Harrison. Was it three days? I'd figure Friday-Sunday, July 5-7.
Jeff
On Jun 3, 2015 10:52 AM, Harrison hho...@verizon.net wrote:
Jeff – it was the 4th of July Weekend (nicely symbolic, I thought –
Liberty and all of that), but exactly which day was the opening day, I
don’t have a
Martin – Couldn’t help but overhear... I think Twitter, etc is/are superbly
cool. BUT none of them will ever match good ‘ol OSLIST, clunky as it may be, in
one particular – it is a searchable historical record of the OS Community’s
conversation, all in one place. Different mediums and
Jeff – it was the 4th of July Weekend (nicely symbolic, I thought – Liberty and
all of that), but exactly which day was the opening day, I don’t have a foggy
clue. But you can be sure that the bar was well engaged the night before. And
after that, who cared what day it was?
Harrison
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