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| What We Must Learn From Katrina |
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Los Angeles, September 3, 2005
For more information, contact Anne West
Tel: (310) 557-2761 Fax: (310) 557-2762 Email: anne@optimalthinking.com
URL: http://www.optimalthinking.com
Graphic images from a third world country? No. Graphic images revealing the devastating consequences
of unrealistic optimism. "We simply can't afford to approach life with a false sense of security and
remain ill prepared for negative consequences. When the cost of failure and/or probability of failure
are high, optimism is a senseless strategy" according to Rosalene Glickman, Ph.D., best-selling author
of Optimal Thinking.
Dr. Glickman, who has appeared on hundreds of shows worldwide, will explain why the poor, sick and
disabled were left behind in filth and degradation without food, water and medication to endure the
horrors of lawlessness. She will also pinpoint the erroneous thinking that prevented local, state and
federal governments from providing busses to evacuate these residents prior to hurricane Katrina, and
why the initial post-Katrina response was unacceptable. She will explain how to evaluate risk when the
stakes are high, and how to nail down optimal strategies in the toughest circumstances.
Ideal for National TV and Radio
CREDENTIALS: Rosalene Glickman, Ph.D. is the author of OPTIMAL THINKING. The book is
currently ranked #5 in Applied Psychology and # 5 of all Success books worldwide by Amazon.com, #3
in the United Arab Emirates, and #3 in Malaysia. Dr. Glickman is president of The World Academy of
Personal Development Inc., a Los Angeles training and consulting firm. She provides consulting and
seminars for the U.S. Army, Internal Revenue Service, Johnson & Johnson, Warner Bros, and Young
Presidents' Organization. She has been featured on Fox News Channel, New York Times, Bloomberg TV,
The Australian, and many more broadcast and print media.
AVAILABILITY: Los Angeles, nationwide by arrangement and via telephone
CONTACT: Visit www.OptimalThinking.com or call (310) 557-2761
Dr. Glickman is currently available for media interviews.
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