From: Suzanne Daigle
To: World wide Open Space Technology email list
Sent: Monday, 27 February 2012 9:31 AM
Subject: Re: [OSList] OST training? (was: Re: Teach Them to Fish / A Note to My
Friends)
Hats off to Lisa to whom I also owe a huge debt of
Hats off to Lisa to whom I also owe a huge debt of gratitude remembering
when she was just a coaching phone call away on 2 events that had me be
quite nervous -- my first large group with 300+ people in a situation that
was less than ideal and another time working with scientists feeling quite
inti
Diane - your words resonate with me.
I too believe nobody should have to be certificated or 'blessed' or
have to come to a workshop to be able to know and do Open Space.
I too find that the workshops are those wonderful opportunity to learn
in-person with others of diverse experience and insi
An invitation to grow - Arthur you have summed up very well what
"training-learning" opportunities are really about in my mind - I will share
other ideas on what you mentioned Arthur but before I want to say that I agree
with Harrison as well about reading your book or just experiencing OS and t
Arthur in the ideal world perhaps there would be no need for training or
even facilitators like many of us on this OS list.
I have known folks who simply took Harrison's User Guide book and ran with
it. Jorge Amigo in Chile did this very successfully with a large banking
client, never once having
I completely agree with you, Diane,
and especially when you say "That is why, I now
start the training workshops with no personal introductions or “expectations or
hopes" exercises - otherwise many leave believing that intros etc. are
part of OS, and that, despite the numerous explanations and rem
