"professional" signs question from Ed Ball
Christine Whitney Sanchez
milagro27 at cox.net
Fri Aug 16 08:30:08 PDT 2002
Ed, I draw my own signs, usually on sight. For several years, I did carry
butterfly and bee signs that my husband drew for me. I'm afraid I'd become
quite attached to them and just left them at the Chaordic Commons Annual
Meeting! Another opportunity to detach, I guess.
I prefer the low tech, humble, no big deal quality of the handmade signs. I
think they are subliminal reminders that we/anyone can always spontaneously
open space.
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Christine Whitney Sanchez
Milagro Organizational Consulting, Inc.
2717 E. Mountain Sky Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85048-8990
480.759.0262
Inviting miracles in our Work!
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From: OSLIST [mailto:OSLIST at LISTSERV.BOISESTATE.EDU]On Behalf Of Edward
Ball
Sent: Friday, August 16, 2002 8:11 AM
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Subject: "professional" signs question from Ed Ball
Good morning, from SoCal
A potential client has asked if OST facilitators from around the world use
hand-drawn signs rather than ones from professional sign-makers. So, my two
questions to you are:
1. Do you draw your own signs (Laws, Givens, etc.) or do you use signs
produced by professional sign-makers?
2. Based on your own experiences what might be the difference in the
results?
The potential client is planning a series of open forums with the
personalized invitations going to key regional players from the business and
educational commumities.
Thank you for your feedback,
Edward C. Ball, Associate
Hanna & Associates
"Serving Boards That Lead"
4678 West Hoffer Street
Banning, California 92220-1283 USA
E-mail: EdBall at Hanna-OpenSpace.com
Voice: 909.922.0856
Fax: 909.922.0956
Websites:
www.Hanna-PolicyGovernance.com
www.Hanna-OpenSpace.com
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