Management in a World of Turtles

Pannwitz, Michael M mmpanne at boscop.de
Fri Feb 18 10:23:40 PST 2005


In the last 7 years there have been about 13,000 people in osevents
that I facilitated.
Now divide 6.500.000.000 by 13.000
that would mean 500.000 facilitators working each at the same level
as I have for the next 7 years to reach every human on this planet.
Looking at the open space world map
http://www.openspaceworldmap.org/
there are 183 of us
looking at this list serve there are 437 of us
and some folks gestimate that there are
maybe 20 000 of us worldwide.
Well, we are getting there!!
Greetings from Berlin
mmp

On Fri, 18 Feb 2005 14:21:22 +0100, Lucas Gonzalez wrote:

>>think about the 6 and 1/2 billion potential clients
>>and come to the conclusion that we really don't have the
>>couches or ashrams in sufficient number to do the job.
>
>Do we, with OST?  Could you imagine servicing so many clients, soon?  I
>like the idea very much, but how do we get from here to there?
>
>What stops us?  I certainly know what stops me, and I want to share it
>knowing that you'll be ruthless (not against me, I hope, but in the
>quest for change in the world).
>
>What stops me in general is lack of solid time.  It's not so easy to
>tell others (boss/family/community) "Hey, I'm going to take two days
>off".  Maybe it's not lack of solid time, but rather a difficulty in
>replying to the "What do you say you're going to use those two days
>for?" question that would inevitably (and sensibly, from their point of
>view) come up.  I may be tempted to say "whatever happens is the only
>thing that could", but they won't believe it (I do).  In particular,
>when I look at my day job, I feel it would be difficult to get support,
>both for the event and for whatever happens later ("Change?
>Out-of-control change?  No way!").
>
>In short, I believe it may be a matter of "trying it the first time".
>Maybe there are some ideas for that?  I can think of the following:
>- simultaneous OST-event all over the world
>- nomad OST practitioners
>- nano OST-events
>
>Ok, be ruthless, then.
>
>Lucas
>
>
>
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