Re: [OSList] How do we manage time in an evening+morning shortish OS? (II part of:: How do we invite key and high conflicted people?)

Wonderful Eleder! Loved reading this and feeling the energy of the group. On Nov 15, 2012 4:40 AM, "Eleder_BuM" wrote: > Hi lovely people around! Some lines with feedback of one OS meeting I > presented on the list. > > The Open Space meeting in Zerain has been fantastic and has offered us > some

Re: [OSList] How do we manage time in an evening+morning shortish OS? (II part of:: How do we invite key and high conflicted people?)

Hi lovely people around! Some lines with feedback of one OS meeting I presented on the list. The Open Space meeting in Zerain has been fantastic and has offered us some learning also. Here you can watch a picture of the opening in the church of the village and read the conversations´ reports

Re: [OSList] How do we manage time in an evening+morning shortish OS? (II part of:: How do we invite key and high conflicted people?)

Yes, that is more and more my view now. I think that most important now is to have enough time for calm conversations. We´ll be checking the issue with the sponsors next week on the spot, but I think that even a short action proposal list just before the closing could do, if the sponsors find it us

Re: [OSList] How do we manage time in an evening+morning shortish OS? (II part of:: How do we invite key and high conflicted people?)

Hi, Eleder - What Kári mentions echoes some of my concerns. If the community is so conflicted - would it possibly be better for them to have a (or a series of) chance(s) to get together not for the outcome objective of doing actions but - and again - because there are relationships to for

Re: [OSList] How do we manage time in an evening+morning shortish OS? (II part of:: How do we invite key and high conflicted people?)

Hi Eleder Big hug back from windy Iceland. I am doing much better and thinking about starting a Stammtisch on Open Space every other month here in Reykjavík when I find a good place to sit around at for a Monday after noon. About my question, I am still thinking abut the drive for action for your

Re: [OSList] How do we manage time in an evening+morning shortish OS? (II part of:: How do we invite key and high conflicted people?)

Hi Kári, how are you doing? The action meetings, yes. Our intention is now to say before morning announcements of the 2nd and last day something like: *"... besides, you can add new issues to those proposed yesterday for this morning, and propose actions to tackle the theme os our Open Space. We

Re: [OSList] How do we manage time in an evening+morning shortish OS? (II part of:: How do we invite key and high conflicted people?)

Hi Eleder I wonder what you will be doing for the action meetings, and the framing of the action meetings, what is it that you will be asking the participants to do in these meetings. Also how do you plan the documentation of the discussions to assist in the action meetings? Kári On 27 Oc

Re: [OSList] How do we manage time in an evening+morning shortish OS? (II part of:: How do we invite key and high conflicted people?)

Hi Koos, first of all, thanks a lot for your answer, some more thoughts regarding it now: starting earlier on Friday would be right. In fact, all the gathering would start ideally on Friday morning and have a longer scape, that was our intention. But reality will be otherwise, as very few people

Re: [OSList] How do we manage time in an evening+morning shortish OS? (II part of:: How do we invite key and high conflicted people?)

Hi Eleder, In my experience, the break of the night is an important separation. Usually, it has the effect of letting the exchange of the first day sink in and digest. With as a result that the people are ready for action on the next day. So for me it would feel logical to have the three s

[OSList] How do we manage time in an evening+morning shortish OS? (II part of:: How do we invite key and high conflicted people?)

Some weeks ago I asked some questions regarding and OS in which we had a big concern: how to invite a small and conflicted group (you can see the message below),... After a conversation beween both parts it seems that this group is willing to come to the OS. Now I come with another question. -