Esther
a late reply to you thoughts for Bert.
I'd love to see what you have on "deep democracy" - perhaps by email - or
at Monterey?
Romy
ro...@compuserve.com
>From Fr. Brian Bainbridge in Australia:
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To those interested.
The James O'Toole book "LEADING CHANGE" is a mandatory read in these
matters. I rather assumed people would have read that. I was introduced
to it by Chris Schoch (Paris), a colleague of James,
In a message dated 10/27/98 11:12:11 PM Pacific Standard Time,
familyf...@aol.com writes:
<< I experience the two as levels in an organization (or a person). At the
core
where deep purpose abides change is very slow. On the surface, especialy in
these times, change is almost continuous and the
In a message dated 10/27/98 4:39:38 PM Pacific Standard Time,
birg...@worldchat.com writes:
<< I would like to understand your offering of
"between the forces of continuity and forces of change". I see continuity
and change as similar to each other, part of the same force. I would love to
hear
Sounds really good to me Karen.
Brigitt you asked me to say more about continuity and change. (that phrase is
very much with me because I put on a confernce that Harrison Owen facilitated
for us called Continuity and Change: Expanding the Possibilties. It was a huge
success and as the co-chair of
Bert, I'd like to follow up on what Bridgett and Joe have said. Change,
especially if authentically addressed, causes upset as you said, and the only
way through this upset is communication. (They think they are communicating
but they are mostly listening to themselves think) At this point I begin
Bert:
Yes i do have advice. I would say that they have the beginnings of some
great topics to talk about - if they don't raise these issues in OS then
they are not taking the responsibility and holding themselves accountable
for dealing with these issues. It strongly suggests to me that these are
Hi Joe,
can we pick up on the thread of all living systems living in dynamic
tension--which I agree with. I would like to understand your offering of
"between the forces of continuity and forces of change". I see continuity
and change as similar to each other, part of the same force. I would love t
Also Bert, I speculate from your nickname that the A in AV stands for Albert.
However there is a long line of AV Elliotts (Amerigo Vespucci) in one branch
of my family and I am wondering if you might be a long lost cousin? If you
are or have intrest in Elliotts with two l's and t's contact me at
f
Bert, My experience is that all living systems live in a dynamic tension
between the forces of continuity and the forces of change. It is predictable
that movement in one direction creates a balancing response in another. The
important thing is that people trust each other enough (or at least th
To: OSLIST2 --INTERNET osl...@listserv.id
Six months ago I used Open Space with a group of 10 senior executives for whom
it worked extremely well, having aired concerns and making agreements that
should have helped them work more effectively together. They now want another
session. In the interim,
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