(Intensive) Radical Ownership Intensive. Independent and Interdependent Ownership.
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CHANCELLOR ROOM (SMALL ONE AT FAR END) · In person
<h3>Part 1 – Radical Ownership of Yourself</h3> <p>Before we consider owning others or offering ourselves to ownership, we must first own and take accountability of ourselves and our behavior in a more profound and radical way: radical ownership. In this class, Devyn Stone and his property, Guan-Xuan, will introduce attendees to radical ownership as a means of accepting and taking accountability for all parts of ourselves in order to gain authority for self-control. Attendees can expect a thorough discussion of what radical ownership means, how to apply its principles to themselves, and opportunities to explore what radical ownership of themselves looks like and how it can be developed further. Any persons, regardless of dynamic status or sides of the slash, are welcome to this discussion.</p> <h3>Part 2 – Radical Ownership as a Dynamic Style</h3> <p>Now, we can take radical ownership a step further and imbue its principles into our authority transfer and power exchange dynamics. In this second course of Devyn Stone and Guan-Xuan’s Radical Ownership series, attendees engage in discussion and reflection on what radical ownership consists of when applied to a dynamic style. In other words, how can we take the principles of radical self-ownership and apply it to power exchange and authority transfer? How do we transfer accountability from one entity to another? This class is designed to provoke thinking, reflection, and encourage dialogue. Any persons, regardless of dynamic status or sides of the slash.</p>
Part 1 – Radical Ownership of Yourself
Before we consider owning others or offering ourselves to ownership, we must first own and take accountability of ourselves and our behavior in a more profound and radical way: radical ownership. In this class, Devyn Stone and his property, Guan-Xuan, will introduce attendees to radical ownership as a means of accepting and taking accountability for all parts of ourselves in order to gain authority for self-control. Attendees can expect a thorough discussion of what radical ownership means, how to apply its principles to themselves, and opportunities to explore what radical ownership of themselves looks like and how it can be developed further. Any persons, regardless of dynamic status or sides of the slash, are welcome to this discussion.
Part 2 – Radical Ownership as a Dynamic Style
Now, we can take radical ownership a step further and imbue its principles into our authority transfer and power exchange dynamics. In this second course of Devyn Stone and Guan-Xuan’s Radical Ownership series, attendees engage in discussion and reflection on what radical ownership consists of when applied to a dynamic style. In other words, how can we take the principles of radical self-ownership and apply it to power exchange and authority transfer? How do we transfer accountability from one entity to another? This class is designed to provoke thinking, reflection, and encourage dialogue. Any persons, regardless of dynamic status or sides of the slash.
In the room
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Devyn Stone, ECIP-E (he/him)
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Guan-Xuan
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