11:02:55 From  Albertha  to  Everyone:
	Hi everyone
11:03:15 From  Jason Andersen  to  Everyone:
	Hello there
11:04:07 From  Gina Knudson  to  Everyone:
	Yay Allison!
11:04:56 From  AlisonMims  to  Everyone:
	🙂
11:06:38 From  Megan Dettenmaier  to  Everyone:
	story of listening
11:06:51 From  Sandy Kollenberg  to  Everyone:
	talking to threatened community about fire
11:07:02 From  Albertha  to  Everyone:
	A story of better communication
11:07:15 From  Philip Ketel  to  Everyone:
	Empathy
11:07:24 From  Gina Knudson  to  Everyone:
	A story of empathy
11:07:42 From  Sam Amato  to  Everyone:
	Its a story of how to collectively implement the 6th standard fire order
11:09:38 From  Gina Knudson  to  Everyone:
	The problem is communicating with frightening people.
11:09:46 From  devo brown  to  Everyone:
	me too
11:09:47 From  Gina Knudson  to  Everyone:
	frightened, that is
11:12:56 From  Albertha  to  Everyone:
	Maybe we need to start with 'knowledge' in the blue section
11:14:02 From  Matthew David  to  Everyone:
	You can find details on how to join the ABT Framework Google Group on the resource page if you'd like to audit future classes for free:  http://abtframework.com/abt-framework-student-resource-page-round-32-us-forest-service/#group
11:14:32 From  Albertha  to  Everyone:
	Is it about landfire data, the products or the profesionals?
11:15:03 From  Matthew David  to  Everyone:
	And feel free to sign on to any of the Counterpart International Working Circles on the sign up page:  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17ry5-PdWi2UjPUk_VAHZv9MtkMCc7Fuu0laltWsKcOU/edit#gid=0
11:17:11 From  Philip Ketel  to  Everyone:
	You have to convince the customer that they need this tool to complete thier effort..
11:18:34 From  Albertha  to  Everyone:
	Knowing about landfire products is useful and if this knowledge can be effectively communicated to the natural resource professionals then …. will happen or be reduced but it is not happening therefore we are embarking...
11:18:46 From  Jason Andersen  to  Everyone:
	Landfire is a system that has all this great information and if managers had access to this information, they could do these great things. But managers don't use landfire because it is intimidating and scary. Therefore we need to make it more accessible.
11:18:59 From  Megan Dettenmaier  to  Everyone:
	Reacted to "Landfire is a system..." with 👍🏻
11:19:03 From  Megan Dettenmaier  to  Everyone:
	Reacted to "Knowing about landfi..." with 👍🏻
11:19:15 From  Matthew David  to  Everyone:
	Reacted to "Landfire is a system..." with 👍🏻
11:19:21 From  Matthew David  to  Everyone:
	Reacted to "Knowing about landfi..." with 👍🏻
11:21:34 From  tparkinson  to  Everyone:
	Megan hits on an issue the agencies have communicated for years... we present a ton of information assuming our audience either agency peers or publics will assimilate and act on the new knowledge in reality we need to help connect the dots for them getting to that because statement.
11:21:38 From  Vita Wright, PNW  to  Everyone:
	It seems like the AND is used a little differently here. I would probably use a lowercase and in this sentence
11:22:01 From  Jason Andersen  to  Everyone:
	For an internal audience saying "the landfire website sucks" would be a great but.
11:22:07 From  Vita Wright, PNW  to  Everyone:
	… in the first example...
11:22:59 From  Gina Knudson  to  Everyone:
	Reacted to "For an internal audi..." with 👍
11:25:23 From  Jason Andersen  to  Everyone:
	The cABT is a great tool to help stay out of the weeds.
11:26:12 From  Gina Knudson  to  Everyone:
	cABT is a great shortcut.
11:28:17 From  Philip Ketel  to  Everyone:
	it helps to leave the technical inner circle to the broad outer circle
11:28:58 From  Matthew David  to  Everyone:
	https://splasho.com/upgoer5/
11:29:50 From  Megan Dettenmaier  to  Everyone:
	There is power in specificity....
11:31:07 From  Jason Andersen  to  Everyone:
	I'm not an expert, but I would guess assuming your audience is dumb before you form your message is not a good place to communicate from.
11:38:22 From  Matthew David  to  Everyone:
	Replying to "I'm not an expert, b..."
	
	It's funny - in Improv training we were taught to always aim just above the audience's head intellect wise because audiences appreciate that more.
11:38:50 From  Albertha  to  Everyone:
	Summary of Discussion. Conversational ABT can be used for: an opening line for a presentation, moving the communication from the inner circle to the outer circle; tester for determining how much information your audience is interested in becoming aware of, removing the weeds/or simplifying the weeds of information, a way of having collective ownership through presenting a frame of reference.
11:46:15 From  Vita Wright, PNW  to  Everyone:
	Speaking of jumping the track... I've been sharing some of this with a colleague (attempting to run working circles), and he calls the ABT format "conjunction junction"
11:46:28 From  Matthew David  to  Everyone:
	Nobody buys a solution without a problem.  But often these organizations  are so eager to tell us what their solution is before they make any mention of the problem.
11:46:52 From  Matthew David  to  Everyone:
	Reacted to "Speaking of jumping ..." with 😂
11:48:56 From  Jason Andersen  to  Everyone:
	Thank you Steve
11:54:15 From  Vita Wright, PNW  to  Everyone:
	... he didn't even get sidetracked by telling us the difference between fixed and floating point
11:55:08 From  Jason Andersen  to  Everyone:
	I have no idea what that story was about but I enjoyed it.
11:55:11 From  tparkinson  to  Everyone:
	Matt I had something quickly before we close out
11:55:58 From  Gina Knudson  to  Everyone:
	Yes, so much thanks to Alison!
11:55:59 From  devo brown  to  Everyone:
	yay alison!
11:56:11 From  Sandy Kollenberg  to  Everyone:
	Reacted to "Yes, so much thanks ..." with 👍
11:58:04 From  Philip Ketel  to  Everyone:
	I'm in the hangar at the airport
11:59:44 From  Philip Ketel  to  Everyone:
	sorry at Missoula
11:59:50 From  devo brown  to  Everyone:
	mitigating speech
12:00:28 From  devo brown  to  Everyone:
	💪🏼
12:00:33 From  Gina Knudson  to  Everyone:
	This was transformative training! Great job and thank you Randy and Matt.
12:00:36 From  Vita Wright, PNW  to  Everyone:
	Thank you all SO MUCH!
12:00:49 From  Jane Darnell  to  Everyone:
	Thanks ALL!
12:00:59 From  AlisonMims  to  Everyone:
	Alison.mims@usda.gov
12:01:18 From  Jason Andersen  to  Everyone:
	Yes, this was excellent. Thank you Randy, Matt, and Alison! I am looking forward to re-reading the book next.
12:02:26 From  Heather Leach  to  Everyone:
	gotta run to a meeting, but thank you so much this was great!
12:02:42 From  Sandy Kollenberg  to  Everyone:
	I am communicating better already.  Thanks so much.
12:02:47 From  Albertha  to  Everyone:
	Bye from Trinidad