[OSList] Good questions for a OS

[Chris Kloth]

I don't remember how I came to this, but the phrase I often use is,  
"Broad enough to be inclusive and narrow enough to be actionable."

The often animated and intense dialogue that follows explores  
productive tensions and two core values: inclusivity and action -  
inclusion of people, inclusion of perspectives, and being able/willing  
to exercise passion and responsibility.

-- 
Shalom,

Chris Kloth
ChangeWorks of the Heartland
254 South Merkle Road
Bexley, OH 43209-1801
ph 614-239-1336
fax 614-237-2347
www.got2change.com

Think globally. Act locally.


Quoting Craig Gilliam via OSList <oslist at lists.openspacetech.org>:

> I do not post often, but I read the Open Space Posts regularly and  
> find them thought-provoking and helpful. Thanks!
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> I practice Open Space in multiple contexts professionally and in my  
> own person life. Am a strong believer in what it creates and invites  
> from and out in others and myself. . .
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> When I begin with groups, I regularly hear, "What makes for a good  
> question?" I have my responses, but want to hear what you have to  
> say. I am looking for suggestions, thoughts, ideas, resources  
> (books) etc., that you would recommend to help people/groups  
> identify and write helpful/good theme/intention questions for OS  
> conversation. What are the qualities of a good question, and what  
> are some resources you suggest?
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> Invite your thoughts. Thanks to anyone who has some thoughts or  
> suggestions on this.
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> Thanks,
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> Craig
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> Dr. W. Craig Gilliam
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> To live fully is our call.
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>     On this grand adventure,
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>          our mere being says that we are invited. . .
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> (The Invitation by w. craig gilliam;, original 2015, revised 2017)
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