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That ought to do it. At least it always worked for me. J
Harrison
PS – and if you need something more specific – Just open space whenever,
wherever, however, with whomever, about whatever, as often as you can.
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Hey Harold,
I have been playing with an approach for something else that might work
here as well.
The MISSION should simply be a blank circle with a small comment in the
middle that says "Add your question/statement here."
Around the blank mission circle should be about 8 eight questions that
to
wow, i'm delighted and entranced by this conversation,enjoying all the
questions--
especially the question put forth by paul and birgitt!
i'd love to sit in a session where we answered these questions and came up with
better ones.
in gratitude,raffi **What is one thing you are gratefu
Hi
I will add that it takes a life time for some to unlearn what consultants
mostly do - intervene, stand on the ”scene” i.e to unlearn that you as a
facilitator is not the most important people in the room. That you have made a
great job when the participants say ” wow” we did this ourselves!”
nd sometimes impossible.
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> Behalf Of *paul levy via OSList
> *Sent:* Tuesday, July 19, 2016 7:06 AM
> *To:* Harold Shinsato; World wide Open Space Technology email
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>> Practice The Law of Two Feet
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get even a minimal start on un-learning all the stuff we
>> thought we knew about working together – All the stuff that clogs up our
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clogs up our space so that
working becomes difficult and sometimes impossible.
Harrison
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Hi Birgitt,
Thanks for your feedback. I'm enjoying using the "given" concept on the
OSList, though I consider it less of a given, or rule, and hopefully
more an invitation to initiate lots of awesome threads around each
question or set of questions.
We really could use help invigorating the
levy; World wide Open Space Technology email list
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Hi Chris,
Since the thread is about helping the OSI-US find "mission questions", rather
than answering the questions, I would encourage and invite you to
Hi Harold,
You offered such a wonderful example of a 'given' that was not initially
expressed and then came in with it later---something that can reduce or
close a space when that happens. You opened space for inputs for the
purpose of helping the Mission of the OS Institute US. By our nature and
t
Hi Chris,
Since the thread is about helping the OSI-US find "mission questions",
rather than answering the questions, I would encourage and invite you to
reflect on these questions in separate threads to make the reflections
easier to see and connect with via the subject line.
I look forward
Okay!
(But sometimes where ever it happens is the right place…:-) )
Cheers,
Chris
> On Jul 19, 2016, at 2:06 PM, Harold Shinsato wrote:
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> Hi Chris,
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> Since the thread is about helping the OSI-US find "mission questions", rather
> than answering the questions, I would encourage and i
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I like your questions Paul. They’re interesting! Can I add some reflections on
them?
> On Jul 19, 2016, at 7:06 AM, paul levy via OSList
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> Harold
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> A few more questions ...
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> Warm wishes
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> Paul
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> Why are we still calling OST a technology ?
Still called a technolo
SList
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Harold
A few more questions ...
Warm wishes
Paul
Why are we still calling OST a technology ?
Harold
A few more questions ...
Warm wishes
Paul
Why are we still calling OST a technology ?
Why is the LAW of two feel a law ?
If the "principles" are not prescriptions but descriptions why are they
called principles ?
How can it possibly take 2 days to "teach"
OST and why would anyone ev
thanks Harold,
so here are my questions
What is the relationship of the OSI US with the other OSI's that were
developed in other countries?
How are the relationships carried out?
Why was this OSI set up as a registered non profit with the various
encumbrances of a non-profit in the USA?
What were
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Dear People of Open Space:
The Open Space Institute of the U.S. has bee
*From:*OSList [mailto:oslist-boun...@lists.openspacetech.org] *On
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*To:* OSLIST
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Dear People of Open Space:
The Open Space Institute of the U.S. has
Hi Birgitt,
Thank you for very incisive questions. These seem important to answer,
and not just use as source points for creating more questions.
I apologize if the purpose wasn't clear. There are quite a few nuances
to the purpose of the invitation to the community, but the overarching
purp
Thanks Michael, great questions... just to build on them...
What does it take to be "in" our community if you wanted to be in it?
Who are we? Are we just practitioners and fans of Open Space, or
something more, less?
Are we a community of practice?
Are we a learning community?
What is the natur
whenever,
wherever, however, with whomever, about whatever, as often as you can.
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Harold Shinsato via OSList
Sent: Monday, July 18, 2016 5:11 PM
To: OSLIST
Subject: [OSList] Renewing the Mission of the Open Space
> Harold...wondering what the purpose of creating questions is. Also, from
> the beginning there are basic givens because OSI US chose to register as a
> registered non profit organization with a charter. Might you be willing to
> share the givens so that people like me can feel into what you are a
and...
who is the/our community? ...or communities? ...or what kind of
communities are these communities?
--
Michael Herman
Michael Herman Associates
312-280-7838 (mobile)
http://MichaelHerman.com
http://OpenSpaceWorld.org
On Mon, Jul 18, 2016 at 4:10 PM, Harold Shinsato via OSList <
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Dear People of Open Space:
The Open Space Institute of the U.S. has been "holding space for open
space" since at least 1997. It's origins lie in the summer of 1996, 20
years ago. In the beginnings, there were many serious conversations in
the community as to the role and mission of such an ins
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