The iFLT Denver War Room is now full. More details will be coming up on a possible Chicago War Room as I continue to talk to Sean Lawler and Lisa Reyes, who organizes NTPRS.
Details of the Denver War Room:
1. One need not work if one doesn’t want to. One can just observe.
2. The Denver sessions are Wednesday and Thursday afternoons, as Carol has scheduled them, but there will be more.
3. We want to do real work (in our bodies and not sitting there thinking about it). I will demo strategies for 15 minutes and attendees will take if from there while being coached.
The group:
1. David Sceggel – Illinois
2. James Hosler – Missouri
3. Corinne Bourne – California
4. Annemarie Orth – Maine
5. Brian Cass Peck – Michigan
6. Carly Robinson – New York
7. Angie Dodd – Vermont
8. Chris Stoltz – Canada
9. Louisa Walker – California
10. Daniel Dubois – France
11. Debbie Shipman – California
12. Robert Patrick – Georgia
13. Matthew Webster – Colorado
14. Chris Minkoff – California
15. Joe Eye – New York
16.*Skip Crosby
*this is a floating spot that doesn’t really exist. It is reserved for Regional Commanders whose last name starts with a C.
Why fifteen spots and why is the War Room closed? What I have objected to in the past with larger presentations is that you didn’t know what people are thinking. Call me paranoid but without trust and safety we can’t learn this method, we can merely observe things and get more confused. With this small hands on format working with ideas that we as PLC members have all been studying online here for months and years, we develop trust which brings command of strategies. Group members don’t have to wait to get back into their classrooms to test what they learn. With trust we get so much more done when we can leave our egos at the door and really work this method.
Wait List:
1. John Piazza
2. Joseph Dziedzic