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Von: OSLIST im Auftrag von kerry napuk
Gesendet: Di 13.04.2004 18:16
An: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Betreff: Re: What is the Ques
In my experience the Givens help frame the container. In my preparation
with the sponsoring team, I have an intention to "see" the givens as we
facilitate the very important "question" or theme -- they are a pair. At
the very least if we are inviting people to share their opinions, feelings
and s
I'd like to try to offer this new direction:
"What is the question?"
What if the question is not about what are the "givens"
but rather
what are the "musts" (I mean like in sailing) that make it possible for
the wind/spirit (in Hebrew it is the same word :
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> Von: Larry Peterson
> Antworten an: OSLIST
> Datum: Tue, 13 Apr 2004 15:08:55 -0400
> An: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
> Betreff: Re: [OSLIST] What is the Question?
>
> K
Harrison et al
Enough givens are already built into the process: the theme as a
question to be answered and a diverse audience invited to answer the
question. Both theme and audience are decided by the sponsor and
planning team.
Otherwise, everything ought to be on the table even though everythi
one of my latest descriptions of open space is this: it is
fundamentally a decision and a commitment on the part of leaders and
sponsors and facilitators to *movement*. seen from this place we can
always ask ourselves whether the work we do in the prep time is making
movement more or less easy o
In my experience, "givens" emerge when their time has come.
No need for me to ask, probe, inquire.
The question or overall theme for the open space is something that
the sponsor and the planning group figure out in the ONE planning
session that precedes the os-events that I facilitate (when the
spo
Kerry said:
"What happens to passion, commitment and ownership if there are limits
and no-go areas?"
Chris said:
"So I like to focus on the question too: a positive, strategic, open
question (if positive, strategic and open is where the group wants to
go...). I have found that these qualities def
Harrison Owen wrote:
In our recent discussion of "The Givens" it may have appeared that I was
dismissive of looking at all that. And the truth of the matter is that I
have found myself spending little time with clients on the subject before
opening space with them. But that is only part of the st
y, April 13, 2004 6:55 AM
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Subject: What is the Question?
In our recent discussion of "The Givens" it may have appeared that I was
dismissive of looking at all that. And the truth of the matter is that I
have found myself spending little time with clients
In our recent discussion of "The Givens" it may have appeared that I was
dismissive of looking at all that. And the truth of the matter is that I
have found myself spending little time with clients on the subject before
opening space with them. But that is only part of the story. It is not that
I t
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