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Procrastination on opportunities

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People who procrastinate on their work are more like to procrastinate on opportunities.

People who procrastinate on their work are more like to procrastinate on opportunities.

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  • hudali15 Ali Anani, Managing Partner at Phenomena Communications @nikkitta
    Thanks dear for your comment. Do you have any answer for the Q on Slide 11? Help me, please
    1 year ago
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  • nikkitta Nikkitta M, Self employed consultant at private Good work dedicated to the right person
    Good idea about the ebook
    Thanks for sharing
    Question about curve in slide 11 is interesting
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  • hudali15 Ali Anani, Managing Partner at Phenomena Communications @Bern7
    Cher Bernard, je vous remercie de votre soutien et intégrer sur votre blog. Un jour, je trouverai les mots pour exprimer ma gratitude. Soyez bien
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  • Bern7 Bernard Hardy & Hardy's Corner, Retired at * Très instructif comme toujours...Je partage sur mon blog et réseau. :-)) Excellent week-end Ali. 1 year ago
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  • hudali15 Ali Anani, Managing Partner at Phenomena Communications @projectshrink
    Thanks, Bas. Yes, the E-book is interactive and is downloadable for free

    Thanks for your encouraging comment
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  • projectshrink Bas de Baar, Story Wrangler at 12Twelve12 Ali, what a wonderful presentation. But procrastination may also be your body signalling that this is not the right course for you. Perhaps the difference can only be told in hindsight :) Speaking of iPad publishing on slide 12: if you go to iBooks on your iPad, and search in the store for 'fish pond', you'll see our ebook :) 1 year ago
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  • hudali15 Ali Anani, Managing Partner at Phenomena Communications @abhishekshah
    Thanks, dear Abhishek. I am thankful. Thanks for the embed and for the concise summary. Thanks for the support. Greatly appreciated
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  • abhishekshah Abhishek Shah, Co Founder at Propberg Real Estate Advisors I am honored to present the presentation on Procrastination on Opportunity by Ali Anani on Appitive.com. I am proud because he dedicated this presentation to me, which is indeed honoring. The presentation draws analogy between procrastination on tasks and procrastination on opportunities. The two originates from the same problem: sticking to the familiar and enjoying the comfort zone. Denial of tasks and denial of opportunities are the consequences of such acts. Dr. Anani draws comparison with the stock market where denial of facts leads to miseries. So are denial of changes and the accompanied loss of opportunities. The presentation concludes that those people who procrastinate on important tasks are the most likely to procrastinate on opportunities.

    http://appitive.com/slidershare/2012/02/02/procrastination-on-opportunities/
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  • hudali15 Ali Anani, Managing Partner at Phenomena Communications @kanelori
    Great idea. I used the mixing 'barrel of feelings' metaphor. Yours is better,, because you show feelings on people.
    Thanks, Lori for your feedback
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  • kanelori Lori Kane, Community Story Wrangler at Collective Self @hudali15 That is a really good question, Ali. And you're sure that you don't want to answer it for me and draw a picture of it? :-)

    Hmm, maybe I'd draw a little craft or car with a small group of people in it. I'd put that picture speedily moving down the fear side, with the people's eyes and mouths wide open--most of them happy and perhaps one of them more scared than happy--and their hands in the air or even clasping hands. Basically, I'd turn the image itself into a roller coaster. That's what I experience self-organizing groups doing. They do no eliminate the tough stuff. They make it easier to go through together. Eventually, to the exent each individual allows them to for themselves, they can make the most difficult emotions we all experience flickers of their former selves.
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