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10 signs you might be part of a self-organizing community

by lori | Aug 19, 2011 | Recognizing

In no particular order: Being part of the community feels even better than being part of your smaller self-organizing groups You notice that there is no end to the community Community purpose has become your individual and group purpose You experience remarkable...

Have you seen evil self-organizing groups?

by lori | Aug 2, 2011 | Benefits, FAQ, Impacts, Recognizing, Successful Groups

I’ve noticed that my own self-organizing group members always ask the best, and most difficult, questions—questions that I am afraid to fully look at on my own, let alone answer. Here’s a great one. Thank you Neil!!...

SOGs decrease pointless anger and increase learning from anger

by lori | Jul 7, 2011 | Benefits, Impacts, Learning, Sustaining

How many days each year are you angry?  I’m not talking about clearly warranted in-the-moment anger—the kind that causes you to shriek out loudly to stop a young child from running out into busy traffic (followed by a mini lecture about the dangers of running into...

Goodbye Bonzai – a self-organizing group says goodbye to a critically ill member

by lori | May 12, 2011 | Letting Go

I just came across this picture of Bonzai from December 2010. Like many indoor cats, she had a thing for lying near—and ideally laying on—laptop and computer keyboards. She preferred our older Mac laptop, which put off more heat that our PCs and newer Mac laptop. Like...

Gratitude and the perspective from within

by lori | Apr 7, 2011 | Benefits, Impacts, Learning, Recognizing

If a visitor from another galaxy landed on planet earth today—watched our news programs to learn about us and conducted an objective examination of the overall health of human institutions and state of our oceans, air, and planet from the outside—what would they say...
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