In OST work we may find ourselves declaring that 'no one is in control'. I
think that's probably largely true in my own experience. I rarely feel like I'm
in control of anything, and certainly not of anyone else. Realising this has
been very liberating.
And yet what are the full implications o
Michael
My experience of human systems is that control is often exerted and it's
actually rare that it isn't. Exerting control is very different to me than
bing in control. While those exerting control may have a high degree of
influence in the system but they are not in complete control. Exte
Michael,
In response to your corollary, I think the feeling of being controlled (not
free) comes from not knowing how (knowledge) and/or not being able
(available resources, belief system, physical barrier) to fulfill your
human needs. For me, the level of pain experienced in exercising your
freedo
reflect on what happens. Just notice... when you gave up control
useful things happened. It won't happen all at once (for sure!) - but the
Times they are a 'changing. Someone said.
ho
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as Michael
> points out, can be extreme. But life by definition is risky. No risk – no
> life. Or something. But our special gift to the situation is to enable
> people to reflect on what happens. Just notice... when you gave up control
> useful things happened. It won’t happen all at on
e cost as Michael
> points out, can be extreme. But life by definition is risky. No risk – no
> life. Or something. But our special gift to the situation is to enable
> people to reflect on what happens. Just notice... when you gave up control
> useful things happened. It won’t happen all a
Dear ho,
Yes, no one can be in control as always.^^ 원본 메일 제목: Re: [OSList] control?보낸사람: David Osborne 보낸날짜: 금, 2014-06-27 07:28받는사람: World wide Open Space Technology email list 참조:
Simply brilliant Harrison.
Thanks for your sharing as
Keith wrote: "Loss (or perceived loss?) of control is also something that
some senior leaders struggle with."
True - and not only in Open Space. It may be my own perversity, but I find
this to be a very useful struggle which may bring these folks to a deeper
understanding of themselves, the org
Thanks for your tough provoking post, Harrison. Some thoughts and questions
inline.
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Thanks for your tough provoking post, Harrison. Some thoughts and
questions inline.
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Dear friends and colleagues,
A story that comes to
Reading rapidly through this thread about loss or perceived loss of control
that senior leaders (and many others including me still) struggle with, I
feel compassion.
Having worked with many leaders, many very good folks, knowing the
expectations placed on them, roles they did not always ask for a
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Reading rapidly through this thread about loss or perceived loss of control
that senior leader
Totally agree Harrison. It just always seemed that the higher up you are
fewer people to talk to...lonely at the top kind of thing and stuck in the
trappings though much more opportunity than most to make a difference.
Suzanne
On Sep 11, 2011 7:50 PM, "Harrison Owen" wrote:
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Reading rapidly through this thread about loss or perceived loss of control
that senior leaders (and many others including me still) struggle with, I feel
compassion.
Having
Christine--
Wonderful choice of words. I have added them to my favorite quotes file!
On Sun, 2011-09-11 at 13:08 -0700, Christine Whitney Sanchez wrote:
> Life is always more interesting than my own expectations.
:- Doug.
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" but are now "bad guys".
And yes, I can be sure that, in my country, they still exist, even if they now
use different methods...
Regards
Artur
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