knowing when - and how - to split

2005-9-28

All my thoughts and energies these last months and week have been focused on ways to get and keep things going. Overcoming reluctancy and all. But what if going on no longer is the right choice?

Once you realize that keeping things going is not the right choice, what do you do? Simply standing up and leaving is often not an option. Too much has been invested, and the ties are far too unterwoven.

How to split up a group that has spent a lot of time and energy to become and stay a group in the first place? Doing so without hurt and with fairness towards all members?

Yet another skill to learn, one I hadn't expected I would need so soon...

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