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Monday, May 21, 2007
GEL2007 - Day 1 - PM Session
![]() I chose to participate in the Community Building exercise for the afternoon session. This workshop, facilitated by Phillip and Andrea Spencer-Linzie, is based on the "community building" process developed by M. Scott Peck, author of “The Road Less Traveled”. Participants practice ways of being together that create the possibility for authentic connection. There were multiple reasons for me to participate in this session. I thought I would be able to leverage what I learned. I was disappointed in that due to the short time allocated we did not really get into an “authentic connection” but made some good steps along the way. Given that this workshop can be delivered in a 1-day, 2-day, 3-day or 7-day format led me to provide feedback that it should be renamed “a taste of” or “an insight into” because you can’t build a community in less that three hours. The initial posting on this session can be found here. Note: the picture did not come out as well as I would have liked but I found it interesting. We are on the 10th floor, lower Manhattan, the window is reinforced and there is barbed wire on the outside window sill. And we are inside learning about building a community. Labels: community, GEL2007, good experience |
Sunday, April 22, 2007
Deja Brew Mosaic
You start with a recipe. One of a hundred or so types of beers. See the beer tree for examples. Gather the ingredients per the recipe. Put them in the kettle. Follow the instructions. If you have any questions, check with one of the brew masters. Take the beer home. Chill and enjoy.
For my additional writing on Deja Brew, check this out
Labels: beer, community, deja brew, good experience |
Saturday, April 21, 2007
Community Building
Afternoon session on Day 1 of GEL2007 in New York City I selected a session on community building. Community-Building: Better Ways of Being Together This half-day workshop, facilitated by Phillip and Andrea Spencer-Linzie, is based on the "community building" process developed by M. Scott Peck, author of The Road Less Traveled. Participants practice ways of being together that create the possibility for authentic connection. The photo represents some of the participant's feet in the circle. |
Sunday, February 11, 2007
Truth in advertising
I have been noticing that the Tom Peters blog is less Tom's postings and more others chiming in. Not that Tom doesn't p0st, he does. In bursts like he usually does (and does well). A tally of his front page as this day ends shows he was out posted 9-3. He held his own on the second page though; 15-7. The total over the two pages: 18-16 with Tom eking out the edge. Is this sample statistical? I think it is enough to make the point. How many people go to the second page of a blog? Certainly not the regular visitors. Where they arrive (assuming it is the first page) is where they'll stay. I don't begrudge Tom any benefits of what he has earned. I own almost all his books so I have contributed to his success (in a small way) and benefited from his insights. I just think that maybe the time has come to call the blog, the Tom Peters Company Blog. Mind you, he does keep great company. But the blog is no longer just Tom Peters. Just thinking... What do you think? truth Tom Peters community Labels: community, Tom Peters, truth |