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Live events as a way to gauge impact from the NGO/non-profit success metric P.O.V.
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Think about sustainability as governance, inclusion, and decision-making
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Power dynamics cannot be denied in tech
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Bring politics into the office, they are already there!
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Radically different way of approaching teaching and getting information and ideas across
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Value of interpersonal communication
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Right level of human openness to advance technical and intellectual openness
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"Free negotiation"
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Asking in advance what people want to get out of a topic or event (understand expectations)
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Begin negotiations to calibrate wild expectations to the same page, but also inviting self-awareness to power dynamics by those with power
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Invoke collective and stated outcomes as leverage to give up some power
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"Hallucination creation"
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Higher state of readiness
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Guarantees nothing, but doing best to focus down to essential set of topics best discussed in person
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Set frame for discussions that is equitable and inclusive, instead of defensive or ad hoc
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Ultimate measure of success: If you don’t see this, you are not part of success
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Empowerment in others to build sustainability
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What are you really going to leave behind at the end?
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Net effect over ego effect
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Control takers act out of ego, self-promotion, advance their goals and objectives, center their work
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Love bringers ("collectivists" or "group allies") think of group outcomes, broader experience, empowering others to have a voice
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Push power to people who in turn are trying to push power to others (what it means to give real-time equity in a conversation, in a dialogue)
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Facilitative processes and inversion of power as ways to bring about change
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Focus on tech and content
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Instead, think of sustainability and however you define it where you are
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Things that get the least attention are most important