If they wish to, folks can also minimize or cut in half whatever they
are about... but why is that our business? Who are we to say even "if
they wish to". Why do we even bother getting involved on what
participants want to, should or whatever do?
If we manage to introduce folks to our approach in a manner that allows
them to mess with whatever they have in their hearts and minds and
elsewhere, including getting out of their way gracefully then we have
done a bit of the groundwork for the force of selforganisation to do its
stuff... and earned a nap.
Greetings from Berlin
mmp
PS: This is the kind of stuff that will fire up our WOSonOS in Taiwan in
October or our European Open Space Learning Exchange (regional OSonOS)
in Iceland in November (there, average temperature during the day at
that time of year is 6C, so bring a sweater).
Am 06.09.2017 um 02:40 schrieb Alan Halford via OSList:
Don’t forget the “if they wish to” I mean who are we to say they should
or ought to be “responsible for maximising their own learning…….”?
alan
On 6 Sep 2017, at 12:17 am, Mark Sheffield via OSList
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>
wrote:
Yes! Each person is responsible for maximizing their own learning and
overall experience during Open Space (thus improving the learning and
overall experience for all of the participants).
-Mark
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*To:*Mark Sheffield <[email protected]
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your message makes me grin this morning, mark. what i hear you saying
is, "open space is not a spectator sport!"
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On Tue, Sep 5, 2017 at 7:51 AM, Mark Sheffield via OSList
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>
wrote:
Jean -
I am the facilitator for tomorrow's OSACON.
The Open Space experience is best when each person has their own
ticket and connects individually. Doing so makes it easier for each
person to see and be seen in the video and to follow the Law of Two
Feet independently.
Sincerely,
Mark Sheffield
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(336)870-0616 <tel:(336)%20870-0616>
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<https://www.amazon.com/OpenSpace-Agility-Handbook-Daniel-Mezick/dp/0984875336>
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From: Daniel Mezick via OSList <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>>
Sent: Tuesday, September 5, 2017 6:27 AM
Subject: Re: [OSList] seeking contact forhttps://osacon.com/
To: <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>>
Hi Jean,
I am one of the organizers of the OSACON (Opening Space for Agility)
conference event happening this coming Wednesday- tomorrow.
Yes, you can buy multiple tickets, and when you do the system will ask
for the details (name email etc) of each person for each ticket you
buy. I just tested it to make sure it works for you. Send me an email
if you have any questions OK?
OSACON:
Those of you unfamiliar with the event can learn more and consider
attending here:www.OSACON.com <http://www.osacon.com/>
It's an **online** Open Space aimed at applying Open Space (or better)
at improving current results with Agile.
(a rather large and growing opportunity for improvement.)
The event also provides a primary way for people to find and meet each
other.
The theme of tomorrow's event is "Opening space for emerging greatness"
Here's one way to translate this theme:
* *Opening Space*: “affording and accommodating open discussion and
open dialogue.”
* *Emerging*: “to come into view” or “become apparent”
* *Greatness*: “the abundance of goodness” (hat tip to Jim McCarthy
for this definition.)
So we might macro-expand this Theme, to say:
*“…Affording and accommodating open discussion and open dialogue, for
the abundance of goodness to come into view, or become apparent”*
What does it take to get to legitimately GREAT results in an Agile
context? What are the markers and characteristics?
How do you know when the Agile is legitimately great?
The wider question of course is “how do we to get there?”.
That’s the subject of this event.
You are invited! I hope to see you there!
Wishing a nice day to all!
-Daniel
On 9/4/17 2:39 PM, Jean Richardson via OSList wrote:
I just registered for the OSACON on 9/6. I am trying to find an
organizer who can tell me whether I can host multiple people
co-located with me on my ticket. Anyone here know anyone there?
TIA
--- Jean
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