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Phone: 602-647-4280
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New Audio CD to Annihilate Stress for American Workers
Ash Fork, Arizona --December 6, 2007 Wayne F. Perkins, Stress Annihilator just released his new audio CD program titled, Annihilate Stress at Work.
A few years ago, the Integra Study found that 42% of workers have verbally abused another employee. Over 62% of employees suffer from pain resulting from stress on the job.
Recently a young man broke up with his girl friend. He then got fired from a fast food restaurant job. The young man then took off for a mall with an assault rifle and killed several people.
Stories like these are becoming more prevalent in the news. Stress is always associated with these stories because victims, perpetrators, and the informed news viewers, all experience stress as a result of the crimes.
The Annihilate Stress at Work Program is designed to reduce or eliminate stress at work.
Pricing & Availability
Annihilate Stress at work audio CD program is ordered directly from Wayne F. Perkins’ Stress Annihilation Website at: stressannihilation.com
The selling price is $20.00 each with discounts starting at quantities of just two or more. Shipping is free for the month of December.
Click here for more information
Special additional discounts are offered to organizations who want to order 1000 or more audio programs for their employees, customers, or prospects.
Wayne F. Perkins is a sales professional who has a background in education and hypnosis. Wayne has published three books and several audio training programs. Wayne published a New York Times Bestseller in 2000 and continues to present stress annihilation programs for corporate audiences. He has been featured on radio shows throughout the US and Europe.
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Sunday, December 9, 2007
Tuesday, December 4, 2007
Help Your Friends Annihilate Stress at Work for the Holidays!
Annihilate Stress at Work Audio CD Program
Annihilate Stress at Work Audio CD 40 minutes $20.00each
Stress is directly related to fear. When you procrastinate at work you are actually activating the same flight or fight reaction you would have when being chased by a wild animal. The flight or fight reaction produces over 1000 identifiable chemicals and sends them into your bloodstream.
Annihilate Stress at Work audio CD program will help you by giving you the tools to:
Analyze situations at work causing you harmful stress
Calm your mind and body at work
Time travel your way out of stressful situations
You can listen to this program every day. Relax and annihilate your stress at work. You will enjoy your job as a result.
Annihilate Stress at Work is based on Wayne F. Perkins signature program he presents at companies all over the United States. You will improve your health, your productivity and your job satisfaction by listening to this CD daily. Order today, Only $20.00 now, and you receive FREE SHIPPING
Note: You receive a 10% discount even if you order only one CD when you order today!
Holiday Shoppers**Why not order extra audio CDs for people you know who work for a living, and have stress at work. (That should cover everyone you know) This is the perfect gift for "Secret Santa," because you won't find it in any stores. Order now and receive by the holidays.
Discount Structure When You Order Today!
1-2 10% Off 18.00 each
3-100 15% Off 17.00 each
101-300 20% Off 16.00 each
FREE Shipping with every order when you order today!
Order Now by Clicking on this link
P.S.
For Corporate Large Order Sales:
For quantities of 300 or more, please call for discount information. With any order over 300, I will donate a portion of the sale back to your company's foundation. Call today at: 602-647-4280
"My mission in life in life is to help you achieve your mission in life"--Wayne F. Perkins
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Annihilate Stress at Work Audio CD 40 minutes $20.00each
Stress is directly related to fear. When you procrastinate at work you are actually activating the same flight or fight reaction you would have when being chased by a wild animal. The flight or fight reaction produces over 1000 identifiable chemicals and sends them into your bloodstream.
Annihilate Stress at Work audio CD program will help you by giving you the tools to:
Analyze situations at work causing you harmful stress
Calm your mind and body at work
Time travel your way out of stressful situations
You can listen to this program every day. Relax and annihilate your stress at work. You will enjoy your job as a result.
Annihilate Stress at Work is based on Wayne F. Perkins signature program he presents at companies all over the United States. You will improve your health, your productivity and your job satisfaction by listening to this CD daily. Order today, Only $20.00 now, and you receive FREE SHIPPING
Note: You receive a 10% discount even if you order only one CD when you order today!
Holiday Shoppers**Why not order extra audio CDs for people you know who work for a living, and have stress at work. (That should cover everyone you know) This is the perfect gift for "Secret Santa," because you won't find it in any stores. Order now and receive by the holidays.
Discount Structure When You Order Today!
1-2 10% Off 18.00 each
3-100 15% Off 17.00 each
101-300 20% Off 16.00 each
FREE Shipping with every order when you order today!
Order Now by Clicking on this link
P.S.
For Corporate Large Order Sales:
For quantities of 300 or more, please call for discount information. With any order over 300, I will donate a portion of the sale back to your company's foundation. Call today at: 602-647-4280
"My mission in life in life is to help you achieve your mission in life"--Wayne F. Perkins
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Saturday, August 11, 2007
Stress Annihilation for College Students by Wayne F. Perkins
Even though I have dedicated this blog for working professional sales and marketing people, I find it necessary to add college students.
As I speak to college audiences throughout the United States I am finding a huge percentage of college students who are majoring in marketing and/or entreprenureship.
Since "sales skills" are the most important skills one can learn at college, I am adding articles, blogs and podcasts to benefit all college students.
You can read more about my college talks by clicking here.
Now return to Stress Annihilation.com
Have a great day,
Wayne F. Perkins
Stress Annihilator
"Annihilate Stress and Propagate Hope."
As I speak to college audiences throughout the United States I am finding a huge percentage of college students who are majoring in marketing and/or entreprenureship.
Since "sales skills" are the most important skills one can learn at college, I am adding articles, blogs and podcasts to benefit all college students.
You can read more about my college talks by clicking here.
Now return to Stress Annihilation.com
Have a great day,
Wayne F. Perkins
Stress Annihilator
"Annihilate Stress and Propagate Hope."
Wednesday, July 4, 2007
Programs for Business to Business Sales Professionals
I am now beginning my late summer tour. In the fall I will be booking college events in your area.
Go here for explanation for my corporate talks.
http://www.stressannihilation.com
and here for college programs.
http://www.wayneperkins.net/college-talks.html
I look forward to meeting and working with you!
Wayne F. Perkins
Stress Annihilator
"Annihilate stress and propagate hope."
Go here for explanation for my corporate talks.
http://www.stressannihilation.com
and here for college programs.
http://www.wayneperkins.net/college-talks.html
I look forward to meeting and working with you!
Wayne F. Perkins
Stress Annihilator
"Annihilate stress and propagate hope."
Tuesday, June 26, 2007
New Speaking Program for Colleges
I have just begun a brand new speaking program for colleges titled, 3 Steps to Better College Grades.
This program is designed to help students annihilate college stress in order to perform better on tests and create better term papers.
Information about the program is located here.
Wayne F. Perkins
Stress Annihilator
Annihilate Stress and Propagate Hope
This program is designed to help students annihilate college stress in order to perform better on tests and create better term papers.
Information about the program is located here.
Wayne F. Perkins
Stress Annihilator
Annihilate Stress and Propagate Hope
Friday, June 8, 2007
New Video On Optimism by Christian D. Larson
Optimism is one of the best stress annihilation tools available. Click on the start button located in the center of the picture below to begin a wonderful video on optimism written in 1912 by Christian D. Larson.
Do you want to achieve all of your goals all of the time and annihilate stress at the same time? Click here now!
"Annihilate stress and propagate hope."--Wayne F. Perkins Stress Annihilator
Do you want to achieve all of your goals all of the time and annihilate stress at the same time? Click here now!
"Annihilate stress and propagate hope."--Wayne F. Perkins Stress Annihilator
Saturday, May 26, 2007
The Relationship of Schadenfreude and Stress
Schadenfreude adds to your daily stress.
Do you have all the support you need from friends, associates, and loved ones?
I am going out on a limb here and say, I will bet you do not have all the support you need from friends, associates and loved ones. On the surface, people will talk about all the support they are getting from others; however in most cases this is just not true.
One major reason is a concept called schadenfreude.
What is schadenfreude?
Schadenfreude is a German word meaning “pleasure taken from someone else’s misfortune.” It derives from schaden, meaning “damage or harm,” and freude meaning “joy.”
From Answers.com I found some interesting facts about Schadenfreude.
The concept of schadenfreude is not uniquely German, however. Almost every language in Europe has a word with the same meaning. There are even words that have the same meaning in Greek and Arabic. “Som nam na, can be translated as “I am laughing at your bad luck,” in the native Thai language. Go so ha da, in Korean translates as one who is pleased about an event involving the misfortune of another.
Schadenfreude had been mentioned on the following television shows and movies:
Boston Legal, Sarah Silverman, Gigli, the Colbert Report, Two and a Half Men, and Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story.
On Boston Legal, one of the characters, Alan Shore, talked of an experiment that demonstrated that the pleasure centers of the brain are stimulated while experiencing schadenfreude. Endorphins kick in and people feel good, at least temporarily.
Why do people gossip? Because it makes them feel good!
Think about all of the reality shows on television. What keeps us entertained up until to the last two people competing? When you are watching America’s funniest videos, do you ever notice much of the humor is about people are falling off of horses or off of roof tops or other things that can create physical harm?
I love to watch Adam Sandler’s movies and the movies made starring some of his buddies. But have you ever noticed that there is always someone getting thrown to the ground, punched, or beat up in some way in those movies? Yet they are funny to me and many other people.
People respond to these movies because of the concept of Schadenfreude.
In almost any comedy today you see produced for television or the movies you will experience taking joy in the misfortune of others.
Where does stress fit into the concept of schadenfreude?
Stress, sometimes called “core stress” begins when your actions and your fundamental belief systems are in conflict.
For example: Your best friend asks you to take illegal drugs. Let us assume that your fundamental belief system is such that you would never take illegal drugs. However, this is your best friend, and you want to please your best friend. Whether you take the drugs or walk away from your friend, you will be experiencing stress, as your actions and belief systems came in conflict at the first insistence that you take drugs by your best friend.
Back in 1959, I was entering the 7th grade. In October of 1959, our physical education teacher, Mr. Zange, began class on the track located on Spain Field, outside of our junior high school.
Mr. Zange had set up low hurdles as his lesson for the day was to teach us how to run the hurdles.
At the same time he was setting up for class, I was just about ready to leave my house for school when my Mother cornered me and gave me a quick lesson to take with me to school.
She said, “Wayne, never laugh at someone else’s mistake.” “It is very unkind to make fun of people when they fail at something.” “By laughing at someone else’s mistake, you will end up making the same mistake.” “It all evens out in the end.”
As I got on the school bus that morning I thought about those words and I really didn’t know why she even mentioned that lesson to me. I figured this lesson must be important or she would not have made such a point to tell me just before I was getting on my school bus.
Once I arrived at Dundee Junior High School, I reported to Mr. Zange’s PE class. Once dressed, I went outside and Mr. Zange led us out to the track located around the football field. He told us to form a line and I lined up first. Behind me was my friend, “Bob.” Now Bob really is not his real name as I do not risk hurting his feelings as he is still alive.
Mr. Zange gave a quick demonstration on how to jump over the low hurdles. He asked me if I was ready to try it first and I thought it looked pretty easy so I said, “yes.”
Behind me, Bob was laughing, saying I would never be able to jump the low hurdle.
I ran and jumped and knocked over the hurdle. Bob was laughing so hard he was doubled over in hysterics. (Or schadenfreude as I will call it now)
I was embarrassed but I returned to the end of the line to get ready for a second try.
Now it was Bob’s turn to jump the hurdle.
At that moment I wanted to begin laughing. After all, I was 11 years old and that is what 11 year olds do. I should laugh at the expense of others, experience joy or pleasure from the misfortune of others. I could feel my endorphins beginning to kick in.
Just as I began to laugh at Bob, I remembered what my Mother said to me on the way to school. She said, “Wayne, never laugh at someone else’s mistake.” “It is very unkind to make fun of people when they fail at something.” “By laughing at someone else’s mistake, you will end up making the same mistake.” “It all evens out in the end.”
Now I actually had a frown on my face as Bob made his attempt over the low hurdle. Bob not only tripped over the hurdle but he fell so hard he broke his arm. His arm ended up being the most hideous thing I ever saw either before or since.
It was a compound fracture and his arm looked like the letter “Z.”
Mr. Zange, quickly came to Bob’s aid and carried him to the nurses office while they waited for an ambulance to take Bob to the emergency room.
I learned a lesson from my Mother about not practicing “schadenfreude.” It was a lesson well learned as Bob had a severe consequence as a result of the accident at school.
In society, we value being fair to others and we are told to support one another.
My belief system became one of not saying things to hurt another person, however I have said things both before and after this incident that have hurt other people. I have experienced schadenfreude, and thanks to my Mother, the stress associated with conflicts between my beliefs and my actions.
Schadenfreude Stress Annihilation Exercise:
Think about situations in your relationships where what you believe in differs from your actions? In what situations in your job do you experience “schadenfreude?” What television programs do you find examples of “schadenfreude?”
Do you understand how your stress can be elevated by actively participating in the situations involving schadenfreude?” Think about things you can do this week to lessen the effects of schadenfreude and the stress associated with your conflict of beliefs and actions.
1. What can you eliminate or avoid in regards to schadenfreude in your personal relationships?
2. What schadenfreude activities can you eliminate on your job?
3. What actions will you take in regards to watching television programs and movies?
If you are aware of schadenfreude, you can annihilate stress associated with this phenomenon.
Summary:
Schadenfreude or taking joy from the misfortune of others is common in many areas of your life. It sets you up for core stress because it creates conflict between your fundamental belief system and your actions. Reducing schadenfreude in your life will help you annihilate stress and propagate hope.
Wayne F. Perkins, Stress Annihilator
Do you want to annihilate stress in our life? Click here for my new audio cd system!
"Annihilate Stress And Propagate Hope."
Do you have all the support you need from friends, associates, and loved ones?
I am going out on a limb here and say, I will bet you do not have all the support you need from friends, associates and loved ones. On the surface, people will talk about all the support they are getting from others; however in most cases this is just not true.
One major reason is a concept called schadenfreude.
What is schadenfreude?
Schadenfreude is a German word meaning “pleasure taken from someone else’s misfortune.” It derives from schaden, meaning “damage or harm,” and freude meaning “joy.”
From Answers.com I found some interesting facts about Schadenfreude.
The concept of schadenfreude is not uniquely German, however. Almost every language in Europe has a word with the same meaning. There are even words that have the same meaning in Greek and Arabic. “Som nam na, can be translated as “I am laughing at your bad luck,” in the native Thai language. Go so ha da, in Korean translates as one who is pleased about an event involving the misfortune of another.
Schadenfreude had been mentioned on the following television shows and movies:
Boston Legal, Sarah Silverman, Gigli, the Colbert Report, Two and a Half Men, and Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story.
On Boston Legal, one of the characters, Alan Shore, talked of an experiment that demonstrated that the pleasure centers of the brain are stimulated while experiencing schadenfreude. Endorphins kick in and people feel good, at least temporarily.
Why do people gossip? Because it makes them feel good!
Think about all of the reality shows on television. What keeps us entertained up until to the last two people competing? When you are watching America’s funniest videos, do you ever notice much of the humor is about people are falling off of horses or off of roof tops or other things that can create physical harm?
I love to watch Adam Sandler’s movies and the movies made starring some of his buddies. But have you ever noticed that there is always someone getting thrown to the ground, punched, or beat up in some way in those movies? Yet they are funny to me and many other people.
People respond to these movies because of the concept of Schadenfreude.
In almost any comedy today you see produced for television or the movies you will experience taking joy in the misfortune of others.
Where does stress fit into the concept of schadenfreude?
Stress, sometimes called “core stress” begins when your actions and your fundamental belief systems are in conflict.
For example: Your best friend asks you to take illegal drugs. Let us assume that your fundamental belief system is such that you would never take illegal drugs. However, this is your best friend, and you want to please your best friend. Whether you take the drugs or walk away from your friend, you will be experiencing stress, as your actions and belief systems came in conflict at the first insistence that you take drugs by your best friend.
Back in 1959, I was entering the 7th grade. In October of 1959, our physical education teacher, Mr. Zange, began class on the track located on Spain Field, outside of our junior high school.
Mr. Zange had set up low hurdles as his lesson for the day was to teach us how to run the hurdles.
At the same time he was setting up for class, I was just about ready to leave my house for school when my Mother cornered me and gave me a quick lesson to take with me to school.
She said, “Wayne, never laugh at someone else’s mistake.” “It is very unkind to make fun of people when they fail at something.” “By laughing at someone else’s mistake, you will end up making the same mistake.” “It all evens out in the end.”
As I got on the school bus that morning I thought about those words and I really didn’t know why she even mentioned that lesson to me. I figured this lesson must be important or she would not have made such a point to tell me just before I was getting on my school bus.
Once I arrived at Dundee Junior High School, I reported to Mr. Zange’s PE class. Once dressed, I went outside and Mr. Zange led us out to the track located around the football field. He told us to form a line and I lined up first. Behind me was my friend, “Bob.” Now Bob really is not his real name as I do not risk hurting his feelings as he is still alive.
Mr. Zange gave a quick demonstration on how to jump over the low hurdles. He asked me if I was ready to try it first and I thought it looked pretty easy so I said, “yes.”
Behind me, Bob was laughing, saying I would never be able to jump the low hurdle.
I ran and jumped and knocked over the hurdle. Bob was laughing so hard he was doubled over in hysterics. (Or schadenfreude as I will call it now)
I was embarrassed but I returned to the end of the line to get ready for a second try.
Now it was Bob’s turn to jump the hurdle.
At that moment I wanted to begin laughing. After all, I was 11 years old and that is what 11 year olds do. I should laugh at the expense of others, experience joy or pleasure from the misfortune of others. I could feel my endorphins beginning to kick in.
Just as I began to laugh at Bob, I remembered what my Mother said to me on the way to school. She said, “Wayne, never laugh at someone else’s mistake.” “It is very unkind to make fun of people when they fail at something.” “By laughing at someone else’s mistake, you will end up making the same mistake.” “It all evens out in the end.”
Now I actually had a frown on my face as Bob made his attempt over the low hurdle. Bob not only tripped over the hurdle but he fell so hard he broke his arm. His arm ended up being the most hideous thing I ever saw either before or since.
It was a compound fracture and his arm looked like the letter “Z.”
Mr. Zange, quickly came to Bob’s aid and carried him to the nurses office while they waited for an ambulance to take Bob to the emergency room.
I learned a lesson from my Mother about not practicing “schadenfreude.” It was a lesson well learned as Bob had a severe consequence as a result of the accident at school.
In society, we value being fair to others and we are told to support one another.
My belief system became one of not saying things to hurt another person, however I have said things both before and after this incident that have hurt other people. I have experienced schadenfreude, and thanks to my Mother, the stress associated with conflicts between my beliefs and my actions.
Schadenfreude Stress Annihilation Exercise:
Think about situations in your relationships where what you believe in differs from your actions? In what situations in your job do you experience “schadenfreude?” What television programs do you find examples of “schadenfreude?”
Do you understand how your stress can be elevated by actively participating in the situations involving schadenfreude?” Think about things you can do this week to lessen the effects of schadenfreude and the stress associated with your conflict of beliefs and actions.
1. What can you eliminate or avoid in regards to schadenfreude in your personal relationships?
2. What schadenfreude activities can you eliminate on your job?
3. What actions will you take in regards to watching television programs and movies?
If you are aware of schadenfreude, you can annihilate stress associated with this phenomenon.
Summary:
Schadenfreude or taking joy from the misfortune of others is common in many areas of your life. It sets you up for core stress because it creates conflict between your fundamental belief system and your actions. Reducing schadenfreude in your life will help you annihilate stress and propagate hope.
Wayne F. Perkins, Stress Annihilator
Do you want to annihilate stress in our life? Click here for my new audio cd system!
"Annihilate Stress And Propagate Hope."
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