"professional" signs question from Ed Ball

[J. Richardson]

Interesting question SoCal Ed!!

I find making simple signs on site meditative, grounding me in following
what has heart and meaning, and being present in the moment.  Occasionally a
client will be close by and will assist with drawing or coloring in -- a
truly fun time, as we transcend boundaries and proceed as we are two
youngsters at the kitchen table, laughing and coloring together!

Occasionally when I have a nervous sponsor, they will assist me in setting
up the matrix -- allowing me to explain the procedure more and bring them
into the moment with me -- again with laughter...

cheers
Judi

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From: Edward Ball <OpenSpace01 at AOL.COM>
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Sent: Friday, August 16, 2002 12:10 PM
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"
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> Banning, California 92220-1283 USA
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