[OSList] Super-small open space
Harrison Owen
hhowen at verizon.net
Mon Sep 16 14:58:42 PDT 2013
It works just like usual. The only "problem" is that being "totally present
and absolutely invisible" as the facilitator becomes more difficult. But
definitely possible. Just make yourself "small." I once had a group that was
supposed to be 20 and 5 actually showed up (snow storm). I offered to
cancel, and they said go for it. We did. It was wonderful. The 5 met in
every permutation of 5 you can think of. The dynamics were precisely the
same as with a group of 1000. The scale was a little different. I discovered
that the wonderful thing about self organization in a fractal world is that
it is all holographic. Even the smallest "piece" replicates the largest
(piece). Have fun. I know you will.
Harrison
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Subject: [OSList] Super-small open space
Dear list,
I was hoping to draw upon your collective wisdom in regards to an upcoming
open space I'm doing in Hawaii. Originally there were 30-50 people expected;
however, moving the venue to Maui has shrunk the attendee list to ten or
less.
I'm very experienced doing OS's with between 40-150, and once had a great
one with only 15 people. I know that the structure will hold - but I'm
wondering if anyone else has any specific tips, advice, or techniques for
Very Small Open Spaces?
Gratefully,
Gray Miller
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