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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!!...

How do self-organizing groups make decisions? (2 of 2)

by lori | Mar 3, 2011 | FAQ, Successful Groups

Continuing from How do self-organizing groups make decisions? (1 of 2) … Short answer: These groups don’t make decisions. They find decisions, together, the instant that group members recognize and embrace their collective self. Long answer: Self-aware self-organizing...

Top 10 personal benefits of being part of self-organizing groups

by lori | Jan 4, 2011 | Benefits

I’ve blogged before about my own powerful, visceral experiences being part of and with self-organizing groups. When I began to study these groups in earnest years ago, I noticed that each time I met with one (my own or others) I had a similar experience. I was...

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