Walk the talk
Ann Braun, from New Zealand, recently posted the following in a CPsquare discussion. It is such a great example of walking the talk that I asked her permission to post it here:
People have many different motivations for engaging with communities of practice -- and their motivations change as a result their experiences. My initial motivation for joining, as a participant in a 2002 Foundations of CoP workshop, was to meet other community facilitators, to share experiences and to learn whatever I could to improve my own practice. I gained so much (concepts, inspirational ideas, new relationships, concrete process guidance..... to name a few) from participating in "Foundations" and in Nancy's workshop on online facilitation that my motivation has gained at least one more dimension. Receiving benefits is tempered by a concern to contribute something in return.
Posted by smithjd at December 3, 2003 07:08 PM
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