Brendan--
Hmmm It may be that she wanted you to be the invader
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Very interesting story, Brendan. But was she really
"an invader"? What did she "invaded"?
Artur
Good question Artur - thanks for it.
It has got me thinking - I can see that I've used the term from an internal
and external perspective
Internal - as she started to speak me, I had the feeling int
Dear Brendan, dear Artur!
What a wonderful gift questions are!
Great reflection, it reminds me of Marvs and Sandras work with their
Training on "Facilitating the Whole System in the Room" where one
element is to keep reminding oneself (when praised, criticized,
attacked, ignored, invaded on) that t
G'day folks
I had a rich open space experience a couple of weeks ago - with a group of
departmental managers on a 'corporate planning conference', at a most
beautiful five-star resort hotel overlooking the deep blue Indian Ocean
about three hours drive south of Perth - the environment was superb
Dynamite story Brendan...this is exactly the way to handle these types
of situations, and god knows I've had my fair share.
Perhaps it might be pointing us towards a truism: in Open Space
issues that lurk below the radar will generally get dealt with below
the radar. In other words if the dead m
Brendan:
I love your story and I love how you refused, gently but unmistakably, to be
drawn out of your role of holding the space and refused to allow the space
to be closed even a bit, handing back responsibility to the open spacers. Well
done!
Regards
Esther
G'day folks
I had a rich open
--- Brendan McKeague wrote:
> G'day folks
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> I had a rich open space experience a couple of weeks
> ago - with a group of
> departmental managers (...)
Very interesting story, Brendan. But was she really
"an invader"? What did she "invaded"?
Artur
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Do you
Ay, Brendan!
You wrote:
< I went off to
the lobby for a quiet sit and a coffeethen one of the managers came
over and sat down beside me, with a look of serious concern on her
face... >
I feel like I was sitting with you having a coffee and listening to this
manager with you.
They were so luc
