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Human values are diminishing. Human emotions are negatively affected by the feeling of guilt resulting from the loss of values and human bondages. Are societies growing chaotically?
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An individual buzz is like a tree and the collection of buzzes in an eBook is the forest. A single tree may not form a canopy; in contrast, many trees may form one. I hope that you see the canopy and enjoy the comfort it offers you.
Scattered roses may produce tiny fragrance. A bundle of roses may produce far greater stronger fragrance. I hope you enjoy the fragrance and to stay away from the thorns.
Imagination beyond imagination
Imagination beyond imagination is a collection of posts that I published on beBee platform. The collection of posts was motivated by the great feedback of readers. This was evidenced by the number of sharing them, commenting on them and liking them. This feedback prompted me to publish the collection hoping that the readers would find it of relevance.
Thinking on the edge
This book is a compilation of many articles that I contributed to beBee. They represent my thinking while on the edge trying to balance my ideas or for those ideas to rearrange into new ones. The chaos of thinking might lead to the self-organization of thoughts and out of chaos may emerge new thinking.
I wonder how successful I was. No matter what and even if I failed; still I enjoyed the edgy ride. I hope you do too.
Cycling of ideas
Here are a few possible reasons why we may fail to understand or implement simple facts and actions:
1. Complexity of human behavior and decision making. Even simple facts have to be processed through our complex brains and weighed against other priorities, desires, habits, etc. This complexity can obscure seemingly simple things.
2. Lack of awareness or education. We may simply not be aware of certain simple facts, especially those related to health and well-being. Education helps bring awareness.
3. Short-term thinking. It's human nature to prioritize immediate needs and gratification over long-term benefits. Simple preventative actions may not seem urgent enough.
4. Psychological and social influences. Peers, marketing
Formula for success
This e-book introduces and explores the "bee-flower" as a dynamic metaphor for businesses. So many new ideas surfaced out, which I am sharing with you. This e-book is a compilation of posts on the bee-flower metaphor, which received interests as evidenced by the comments on the individual posts and their wide sharing. These interests prompted me to publish this e-book, hoping that it shall be of interest to the reader.
Power of creativity
Scattered Roses
Writing posts is a sweet challenge. It has its ups and downs. More it is like riding waves you go up and thin sink. The challenge of writing is a self-renewing one because writers keep thinking of new ideas that are worthy of writing about.
An author who puts his/her mind in writing sees them as scattered roses. A new post floats and old down get scattered like roses on running water. The current carries them away.
For this reason I care to collect my posts in e-books so that they may be kept and if they get carried they do collectively. An e-book allows their linkages, staying together, seeing the linkages among the posts, their chronological order and how an idea blossoms into another idea. Their linkages become more evident.
I offer my juice of mind free for the interested reader.
I hope you find the juice to your taste
Self illumination
This document discusses the work and background of Dr. Ali Anani, managing partner of Phenomena Communications. It provides details on Dr. Anani's educational background, including a PhD from the UK in 1972. It notes that he has over 80 publications in international journals, 3 printed books in Arabic, and 1 e-book in English. He has also written widely for media and presented TV and radio programs. The document highlights Dr. Anani's creativity and thinking as his main credit, and that he has consulted for various international agencies.
Balancing opposite ends
New approaches to balancing opposites so as to put people before profit and only ten real profits will generate.
Habits and senses
Habits and senses play pivotal roles in our lives. This collection looks at habits and senses from various perspectives to show their impacts on our lives and businesses.
It's time to say goodbye
The compilation of minds on one issue is what this presentation is about. I decided to quit writing for LinkedIn and the comments enriched my mind and widened my horizon of thinking. I felt like sharing the inoculation of ideas that lead to reverting my decision
Complexity has its shadow
This document provides biographical information about Dr. Ali Anani and summaries of several of his writings on complexity, leadership, and human behavior. It includes details about Dr. Anani's educational background and experience as well as short summaries of 10 of his writings on topics such as complexity having shadows that can provide insights, questioning whether 100% transparency is always valuable for organizations, and how new technologies may be impacting writers and the writing process.
A trip of mind
This document provides background on Dr. Ali Anani, the managing partner of Phenomena Communications. It outlines his educational background, accomplishments, and experience. Dr. Anani holds a PhD from the UK and has over 50 years of experience consulting for various international agencies. He is known for his creative thinking and has written extensively, including books and articles in international journals.
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- 2. Human values are diminishing. Human emotions are negatively affected by the feeling of guilt resulting from the loss of values and human bondages. Are societies growing chaotically? Values, emotions, society
- 3. The idea of this presentation crossed my mind as I drawing the time graph of events and how they develop over time
- 4. Motivation is based on its landscape over time Large impact Small impact Some incentives grow with time whereas others Small Small incentive incentive decay 1 2
- 5. Balloon reward over time Impact over Time pendulum Incentive
- 6. Emotions move and change values. Is this movement chaotic? Our hearts pulses are chaotic; are our emotions similar?
- 7. Do feelings warm up like hot air and rise like a mushroom balloon?
- 8. Humans have sometimes mixed feeling that do not move 100% in one direction. What happens when warm feelings expand and cold feelings freeze?
- 9. Human values are not invariant anymore
- 10. The epidemic effect of emotions Decreasing loyalty to family Loyalty Affects negatively loyalty to work
- 11. Basket of Loyalty Core Values Culture of care and connection disappears Less loyalty to Basket of Work Core Values Loyalty Less loyal customers
- 12. There is no such thing as ½ loyalty, honesty etc., Either honest or dishonest Either loyal or disloyal It is the interaction of core values that lead to the emergence of healthy cultures If core values change then culture changes
- 13. Gottman found that marriages are significantly more likely to succeed when the couple's interactions are near that 5 to 1 ratio of positive to negative. When the ratio approaches 1 to 1, marriages "cascade to divorce."
- 14. choices outside of one's values results in feelings of guilt
- 15. Are we going into this vicious cycle? Less positive Values Chaotic Less societies emotions More Less disengagement attachment
- 16. The Pendulum of Societies
- 17. Fixed Values Pulling back forces The influencers A pendulum is loosely defined as something hanging from a fixed point which, when pulled back and released, is free to swing down by gravity and then out and up because of its inertia, or "tendency to stay in motion.“ http://helix.gatech.edu/classes/me2202/2000s3/projects/swarner/definit ion.htm
- 18. Fixed values are diminishing The society pendulum is not fixed to supposedly fixed values
- 19. All aspects of development are interconnected. The result: thoughts, feelings and actions are inexorably linked and must be balanced
- 20. Is the pendulum of societies going chaotic?
- 21. Who has the balance?