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11/21/2004

 

Dreaming in Open Space

I'm looking forward to Jack Ricchiuto's next book already, called Dream Space. It's "[a]n exploration of what it means to dream our future personally and collectively. It comes from the emerging observation that so many people, organizations, and communities don't give themselves the freedom to dream with passion." I was asked by someone close to me today what comes next for me personally. I had to answer honestly that I didn't know. I think I find it easier see things for other people, then I do for myself. It was interesting that on the day Jack posted this to his website, finished one section of The Four-Fold Way to start the next section: The Way of the Visionary. "The principle that guides the Visionary is telling the truth without blame or judgment. When we express the inner Visionary, we know and communicate our creative purpose and life dream, act from our authentic self, are truthful and honor the four ways of seeing. The four ways of seeing are: intuition, perception (external seeing), insight (internal viewing), and vision (holistic seeing). It's my hope that we can all find an open space where our dreams can grow. Getting back to Jack's post, I think the conversations we have about our dreams will ignite and inspire others and ourselves:
As it says on the "What's Next" page on the Appreciative Leadership site, this will be an Open Space book whose evolution will be inspired by questions I collect online and in daily conversations. If you want to add questions you're like to see the book address and ponder, post them here, send me and email, call me or buy me a beverage that works for you - or post them on the What's Next page.
I'll be buying Jack a drink soon...




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