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Thanks for a great story and pix Wendy - gives me a real feel for the
space you created....and a solid reminder that 'space is space' the
world over....and I like your commitment to not allowing your 'germs' to
become 'space invaders'....and your term 'quelling the queasies' -
lovely!<br>
Also confirms for me that it is the relevance of the 'question' that
really generates the energy for the sampling of the process....and for
short open space events that I've facilitated, some remarkable
conversations and actions have emerged....on one occasion the action was
to introduce the Law of Mobility into the workplace...so it was the
experience of the process itself that created the action - rather than
the issue being considered....how wonderful<br>
Cheers<br>
Brendan<br><br>
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At 03:05 PM 21/09/2005, you wrote:<br>
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<font face="Times New Roman, Times">Open Space Learning Report – Mini OS
for Non-Profit Board, Staff and Volunteers<br>
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Design: Sponsor wanted a demonstration OS to introduce OS to Board
in preparation for a one day OS visioning session in October. In
other words- quelling the queasies.<br>
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