Comments on: Thoughts on completing Reinventing Organizations and our study group over the next couple of months

By: jfwiegel

jfwiegel — Thu, 12 Jun 2014 01:18:34 +0000

The idea of a “Teal” church seems would have 2 aspects:
1. What would a church look like that was organized at the level of Teal
2. What would a church look like that was focused on the formation of its members to the level of Teal?

By: Isobel Bishop

Isobel Bishop — Tue, 10 Jun 2014 22:43:33 +0000

Hello everyone,
I am enjoying the discussions very much. Yes, I wonder what a TEAL Church would like, too Jim.

Some Wednesdays ( here) do not work for me, and then I listen to the Study discussions later.
I will hear what works out for the group and try to participate.

Cheers to all,
Thanks again Jim for this effort you have made. Enjoy your road trip. Isobel

By: Nileen Verbeten

Nileen Verbeten — Tue, 10 Jun 2014 04:41:06 +0000

I am open to how the study proceeds. I cannot make the June 10 meeting, as it conflicts with a standing board meeting I must attend. I would be willing to keep going over the next few weeks or delay until your trip is done.

By: Larry Philbrook

Larry Philbrook — Tue, 10 Jun 2014 02:23:51 +0000

Looking forward to tomorrows study.

I plan to continue through the study with the intent to do dialogue with colleagues here in Taiwan, perhaps several global ICA/ToP community groups and at some point start a CEO dialogue on this. (no idea what form this is but 8-12 CEO types I have worked with to dialogue on living into Teal

I am playing with two assumptions right now
1) Most organisations are not Teal but Green or Orange and need facilitation as we have done it (Green) so I need to continue reviewing and revising our approaches to be as effective as possible in light of the opportunity for transformation Teal represents;
2) I also need to work on my self to move toward Green in Alliance with clients/individuals who are ready and I have no clue how to do that (Yet assume if I look at the body of my /our work over the past 20 years I can glean where I have had access to some experiences)

With respect, Larry