A new resource for virtual community! ;-)

[Kate Armstrong]

For those of us who would like to enliven our practice, enrich our 
lives, and quicken our spirit, I will be facilitating a virtual book 
discussion group. Please contact me if you are interested (and please 
note the only current email address for me). At the organizing meeting, 
we will discuss frequency of meetings, dates, times, and also choose 
what the reading(s) will launch our discussions.

The idea of this group comes from Marge Schiller, Madame President of 
Positive Change Corps, and we will be using the PCC conference call 
number.  ;-)

Possibilities for discussion include, but are not limited to: Andreas, 
Connierae and Tamara Andreas, Core Transformation: Reaching the 
Wellspring Within; Buckingham, Marcus and Donald Clifton, Now, Discover 
Your Strengths; Cameron, Kim et al, Positive Organizational 
Scholarship; Covey, Stephen, The Eighth Principle; Dyer, Wayne, The 
Power of Intention; Friedman, Thomas, The World is Flat: A Brief 
History of the 21st Century; Gladwell, Malcolm, Blink; Kahane, Andrew, 
Solving Tough Problems: An Open Way of Talking, Listening, and Creating 
New Realities; Pink, Daniel, A Whole New Mind: Moving From the 
Information Age to the Conceptual Age; Quinn, Robert, Building the 
Bridge as You Walk on it: A Guide for Leading Change; Schweitz, Rita 
and Martens, Kim, Future Search in School District Change; Secard, 
Brigit, Soulfire: The Birth of Wild Aliveness; Senge, Peter et al, 
Presence: Human Purpose and the Field of the Future; Watson, Don, Death 
Sentences: How Cliches, Weasel Words, and Management-speak are 
Strangling Public Language; Zinn, Howard, You Can't be Neutral on a 
Moving Train: A Personal History of Our Times.

Marge suggested this group as a way for us to take our reading (too 
often rushed, incomplete, quickly forgotten) to the next level. By 
sharing our reflections, we are hoping that participants in the group 
will find the books are richer experiences, and easier to integrate 
into our practices and within our lives. There will be a volunteer 
moderator for each book discussed, so please let the group know which 
one(s) you'd like to lead on.

Please let me know of your interest, and also note my changed e-mail 
address.

Appreciatively,
Kate

"Don't look at your feet to see if you are doing it right. Just dance!" 
(Kobi Yamada)

Kate Armstrong, Ph.D.
Pangaea Process Facilitation
510.352.3872

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