[OSList] Who has facilitated at least 7 OST events?

Suzanne Daigle via OSList oslist at lists.openspacetech.org
Sun Dec 14 12:11:48 PST 2014


More than 30 from 2 people to 350. So much more to learn and live, the Open
Space of life.

Enjoying the game. This too is new learning for me. Thank you Daniel.
Suzanne
On Dec 14, 2014 12:38 PM, "via OSList" <oslist at lists.openspacetech.org>
wrote:

> Hi Michael,
> I enjoyed reading your responses/reflections.
> You made me think more
> About the subtleties of working w/others, training, facilitating, & being
> humanly present.
> The 7 or more inquiry helped me to process a good number of OS that I have
> fostered.
> I am grateful to be conscious now of what had been unconscious.
> In the stream of things, will this matter or change anything?
> Probably not.
> Currently, I have Cancer, receive chemo, & appreciate all recall.
> Peace & diversity of opinions,
> Scott
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On Dec 14, 2014, at 11:26 AM, Michael Herman via OSList <
> oslist at lists.openspacetech.org> wrote:
>
> i woke up this morning thinking about this game, thinking in a direction
> similar to paul levy.
>
> i am the nominal leader of a community garden now for four years.  my
> management is deeply informed by my learning in and about open space.  does
> it count as 1 or 4?
>
> i once had a client who flew me in to facilitate a meeting.  we also built
> a weblog and they contacted me a number of times, over several years, with
> minor technical questions.  do the meeting and the blog count as one
> together, or two separate?
>
> i taught my grandma to say "ah," as she began the active process of dying.
>  she then repeated that seed syllable, a one-syllable mantra for peace, on
> every breath of her last week of life.  she never opened her eyes but over
> that week completely relaxed her whole body.  was that open space?  what
> about up all night rocking a tiny, sick, neice?
>
> i saw some new neighbors moving in the other day.  our neighborhood has a
> lot of old houses and everybody moves in and starts updating everything.  i
> offered my tools and experience.  if they never take me up on that
> offer/invitation, does it count?  what if they just look for me at my desk
> in our front window, and wave when they see me, while out walking their
> dog?  that could happen a lot.  must count as only once?  or maybe it
> doesn't count at all?
>
> what about three opening briefings, on three consecutive days of open
> space trainings i've done?  and what about all the things that happen after
> an event, does the original opener get partial credit for things his/her
> participants open later on?
>
> to paul's point, i can ask questions like this about almost every
> situation where i facilitated a meeting in an open space way, and about
> many other situations where i was not "facilitating" anything, apparently.
>  this is one of the ways i understand that we live in open space.
>
> my approach to training folks in and about open space is significantly
> focused on the crafting of invitations, in the belief that if we make
> enough invitations, over time, people, groups and good work are going to
> show up.
>
> i also focus on discovering all the different ways that whomever i'm
> "training" has already been opening space in their own lives.  i don't
> think anyone could come to this work without having already done it before.
>  it would be completely un-understandable to them without prior experience.
>  i think people ask for training so they can do what they already know/do
> better.  so i try to build on and from whatever understanding they bring.
>
> so this question of seven or more is not so easy for me.  not sure it's
> even helpful.  i'm more interested in questions like:
>
> 1. when did you first hear about os or ost?
> 2. what was the hook?  how did you notice it might have value?
> 3. when did you notice that you'd started letting it inform how you live?
> 4. what has happened since then?  what difference does it seem to make?
>
> and so on.  a new game?  the next round?  maybe.  or maybe it's just the
> game Murli called OSLIST back in 1996?
>
> michael
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> --
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> Michael Herman
> Michael Herman Associates
> 312-280-7838 (mobile)
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> http://MichaelHerman.com
> http://OpenSpaceWorld.org
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> On Sun, Dec 14, 2014 at 8:47 AM, Eva P Svensson via OSList <
> oslist at lists.openspacetech.org> wrote:
>>
>> I have also stopped counting :-)
>> But love doing it whenever it’s possible.
>> :o)
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>> 13 dec 2014 kl. 18:05 skrev Gray via OSList <
>> oslist at lists.openspacetech.org>:
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>> Um...I've facilitated, at this point, a little over 60. Smallest was 8
>> people on Maui. Largest was about 375, in Chicago. Been doing it since 2007.
>>
>> And I say "um..." Because I am still learning, still figuring it out, and
>> still hear Lisa Heft in my head saying "be more invisible, Gray..."
>>
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>>>> Sent from Mailbox <https://www.dropbox.com/mailbox>
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>> On Sat, Dec 13, 2014 at 10:34 AM, Daniel Mezick via OSList <
>> oslist at lists.openspacetech.org> wrote:
>>
>>> Hmmm, the the Lurker Game proved interesting.
>>>
>>> ...lots of seldom-heard-from voices! Quite a deep level of experience
>>> being reported!
>>>
>>> So interesting ... so much depth.  Seems like something to ...
>>> *explore....*
>>>
>>> So: if you want, *you are cordially invited* to play ... let's call it
>>> the OST-7 Game:
>>>
>>>
>>> ========================================
>>> *The OST-7** Game*
>>> ========================================
>>>
>>> *The Goal:*
>>> Get a collective idea of how many people here have actually Facilitated
>>> 7 or more OST events in their lifetime. Put another way: what is the depth
>>> of practical OST facilitation experience across the entire membership?
>>>
>>> *The Rules:*
>>> If you have Facilitated at least 7 OST events, consider replying with
>>> "hey" ... or optionally, with absolutely anything else you might like to
>>> say, for example: where you are located, last time you did one, your hair
>>> color, etc
>>>
>>> *Tracking Progress:*
>>> Watch the thread to track progress, by: # of replies, # of countries, #
>>> of OST events, replies per unit of time, # of people with red hair, or
>>> absolutely any other measures you like
>>>
>>> *Play:*
>>> 100% optional. Play if you like. If you've done more 7 or more and
>>> prefer to just watch the game, that's OK too.
>>>
>>> ========================================
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Notes:
>>>
>>>    - For this game, "OST" means something like this:
>>>    http://www.openspaceworld.com/users_guide.htm
>>>    - This is for Facilitating only; consider replying if you've
>>>    Facilitated at least 7 of these events in your lifetime.
>>>    - Please reply by clicking [Reply All] Or [Reply List], so the
>>>    thread stays together, under the same subject
>>>
>>>
>>> Steps to Play:
>>>
>>>    - Click [Reply All] Or [Reply List]
>>>    - Reply with "hey" or with absolutely anything else you might like
>>>    to say
>>>
>>>
>>> You are invited. What might happen next? Let's see...
>>>
>>> Daniel
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