[Ailist] Appreciative Inquiry on Twitter - discovering what's going on with other AI practitioners

[Sue James]

Hi all ..

I'd like to add my support for Andy's suggestion.

As a relatively new Twitter user myself, I've found it a great way to 
make connections with like-minded people ...
and also used Tweetlater's keyword alert for Appreciative Inquiry.

That's how I found and began to follow Andy in Twitter - so it works. :-)

It would be great to see more Appreciative Inquiry folk in Twitter as well!

You can find me there at http://twitter.com/SueJ1

Warmly
Sue

Sue James
Facilitator & Consultant
Ph: +613 9758 2528
BJ Seminars International
inspiring and connecting people
www.bjseminars.com.au 
Twitter: SueJ1



Andy Smith wrote:
> Microblogging phenomenon Twitter.com has upwards of a million active users
> posting 140-character Œtweets¹ about what they are doing - some of them must
> be involved in Appreciative Inquiry, right?
>
> Now you can be notified of every Twitter message that mentions ³appreciative
> inquiry² and have a daily digest sent to your email inbox. It¹s an easy way
> to see what other people are doing with AI.
>
> Just sign up to tweetlater.com¹s Œkeyword alert¹ service (it¹s free) and set
> their Œkeyword alert¹ service to track the phrase ³appreciative inquiry².
> Simple as that!
>
> If you want, you can follow me on Twitter at http://twitter.com/practicaleq
>
> I'd love you to post your Twitter ID too so I can follow you.
>
> Best wishes,
> Andy Smith
>
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