Join Me at the AYE Conference

October 12, 2006 at 11:15 pm — Power, Resistance

I’ve been invited to be a guest presenter at this year’s Amplifying Your Effectiveness Conference (AYE). I’m honored to join the AYE hosts and the other guest presenters, all of whom I’ve known and admired for years.

AYE is a unique, powerful conference based on experiential learning, and focused on amplifying our ability to bring our unique talents more fully to work that matters. I’ve attended AYE twice before, and both times came away with helpful, practical tools and ideas, renewed energy, and new friends. If you have found value in the things you’ve read on my web site, then you’re just the kind of person AYE was created for. I highly recommend it.

I will present two workshops: Resistance as a Resource and Putting Your Power to Work. If you’re a regular reader, you know that these topics are my great passions.

Join me and 100 wonderful people in Phoenix, Arizona, November 5–8, for four days of powerful learning, conversations, and fun.

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Comment by Hillel Glazer — May 9, 2008 at 6:56 pm

Hi Dale, Which is it, Nov 5-8 or 2-6?…. AYE… Flier says the other.

Comment by Dale — May 9, 2008 at 8:47 pm

Sorry, Hillel, I was fiddling with old posts. In the process I accidentally sent out a few mistaken “new post” notices for old posts. Like this one, from 2006.

Comment by Hillel Glazer — May 10, 2008 at 4:31 am

Yeah, I was concerned, since you also didn’t appear on the list of speakers. Regards to Lisa. Cheers!

Comment by Hillel Glazer — May 10, 2008 at 6:09 am

Oh… a local techie started “SocialDevCamp” (east). Today is the 1st of its kind. It’s a 1 day thing (I assume, for now). It’s an off-shoot of BarCamp, which is an off-shoot of FooCamp, etc. Nowhere do any of these “camps” reference or acknowledge Jerry’s “camps”.

It seems that Consultant’s Camp may, in fact, be among the progenitors of all of these “Camps” in the US. Especially where they have technology at their lowest commonality. It certainly pre-dates any of the other ones.

While there’s nothing bad or wrong that they don’t mention Camp as part of the history, I wonder whether it would be appropriate (for Jerry’s legacy’s sake) and or for simple edification of the historical back-story, to create an entry on Wikipedia to Consultant’s Camp, and then see about linking the other camp concepts back to it.

It would be very surprising to me if Tim O’Reilly’s FooCamp (and subsequent BarCamp) wasn’t in any way connected to Consultant’s Camp. That would really unusual that nearly identical formats and processes evolved independently.

Comment by Dale — May 10, 2008 at 3:06 pm

Yeah, I’m not sure of the lineage of all of these “Camps”.

Another thing I’m not sure of is whether Jerry model Consultant’s Camp on Harrison Owen’s Open Space Technology, or even whether he was aware of OST at the time.

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