LSP for the Beast – Introduction

May 6, 2020

Application Techniques

Per Kristiansen

The meeting discussed the ""beast"" workshop program, which aims to help clients handle complex issues. The program will be implemented through in-person workshops and will require proper training and design choices. Participants also shared their challenges during the pandemic, including uncertainty about the future and balancing personal and professional life. Various participants share their challenges, including uncertainty about the future, missing loved ones, and difficulty connecting with others during quarantine. More participants share their challenges, including finding balance between work and personal life during quarantine and uncertainty about when the market will open up again. The ""beast"" is a complex issue with different views and may never be fully solved, but can be learned to be handled. It is compared to an elephant in the room or an Indian elephant where each person sees a different part of it. Per explains the concept of a ""beast"" as a challenge that may not have been solved before or may not be solvable, and can be personal or collective. He outlines the timeline for implementing the beast workshop program, which includes rewriting the manual, testing standard questions, and holding the first workshop in August. In conclusion, Per discusses the key elements of a standard workshop and the emphasis on playing out emergence and decisions in the updated manual.