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Rema Therne <rematherne_remove@bellsouth.net> wrote in message news:<031120031612343694%rematherne_remove@bellsouth.net>...
> I have permission to distribute an excerpt from the New 
> York Times bestselling book, "The Sedona Method," by Hale 
> Dwoskin. The book describes an emotional releasing 
> technique that has been perfected over the past 30 years 
> and is used by thousands of people on a daily basis.
> 
> The Sedona method employs a simple set of questions that 
> help people relax and focus on the present. Its 
> effectiveness at reducing stress was shown in a study 
> conducted by renowned Harvard psychologist David C. 
> McClelland. In a another study by Mutual of New York, 
> insurance salespeople taught the Sedona method closed 33% 
> more business in a six-month period than the control group 
> who did not receive the training.
>  
> The excerpt I'm distributing is called "Emotional 
> Intelligence and the Sedona Method" and begins with a 
> description of how the method has been used to enhance 
> workplace performance. It then discusses the ways the 
> method builds Emotional Intelligence, which is a major 
> contributor to career advancement and workplace 
> achievement.
> 
> The excerpt includes a case history of a computer 
> programmer who has used the method off and on since 1983. 
> His results are typical, not phenomenal. Among other 
> things, he uses the releasing technique to help stop 
> feeling superior to others, resulting in greater job 
> satisfaction, performance, and compensation.
> 
> For those interested in getting the excerpt, please send 
> mailto:rematherne@bellsouth.net with the subject line, 
> "Send Sedona" and I'll reply with the text (and *only* the 
> text -- no file attachments or opt-in mailing list jive).
Thanks for posting this article.  I found it very interesting.

Rema Therne <rematherne_remove@bellsouth.net> wrote in message news:<031120031612343694%rematherne_remove@bellsouth.net>...
> I have permission to distribute an excerpt from the New 
> York Times bestselling book, "The Sedona Method," by Hale 
> Dwoskin. The book describes an emotional releasing 
> technique that has been perfected over the past 30 years 
> and is used by thousands of people on a daily basis.
> 
> The Sedona method employs a simple set of questions that 
> help people relax and focus on the present. Its 
> effectiveness at reducing stress was shown in a study 
> conducted by renowned Harvard psychologist David C. 
> McClelland. In a another study by Mutual of New York, 
> insurance salespeople taught the Sedona method closed 33% 
> more business in a six-month period than the control group 
> who did not receive the training.
>  
> The excerpt I'm distributing is called "Emotional 
> Intelligence and the Sedona Method" and begins with a 
> description of how the method has been used to enhance 
> workplace performance. It then discusses the ways the 
> method builds Emotional Intelligence, which is a major 
> contributor to career advancement and workplace 
> achievement.
> 
> The excerpt includes a case history of a computer 
> programmer who has used the method off and on since 1983. 
> His results are typical, not phenomenal. Among other 
> things, he uses the releasing technique to help stop 
> feeling superior to others, resulting in greater job 
> satisfaction, performance, and compensation.
> 
> For those interested in getting the excerpt, please send 
> mailto:rematherne@bellsouth.net with the subject line, 
> "Send Sedona" and I'll reply with the text (and *only* the 
> text -- no file attachments or opt-in mailing list jive).

I could use this at present as course work is stressing me out more
information please

ellendevlin1@hotmail.com (marydoll3) wrote in message news:<48a78ede.0311120730.7e42e41d@posting.google.com>...
> Rema Therne <rematherne_remove@bellsouth.net> wrote in message news:<031120031612343694%rematherne_remove@bellsouth.net>...
> > I have permission to distribute an excerpt from the New 
> > York Times bestselling book, "The Sedona Method," by Hale 
> > Dwoskin. The book describes an emotional releasing 
> > technique that has been perfected over the past 30 years 
> > and is used by thousands of people on a daily basis.
> > 
> > The Sedona method employs a simple set of questions that 
> > help people relax and focus on the present. Its 
> > effectiveness at reducing stress was shown in a study 
> > conducted by renowned Harvard psychologist David C. 
> > McClelland. In a another study by Mutual of New York, 
> > insurance salespeople taught the Sedona method closed 33% 
> > more business in a six-month period than the control group 
> > who did not receive the training.
> >  
> > The excerpt I'm distributing is called "Emotional 
> > Intelligence and the Sedona Method" and begins with a 
> > description of how the method has been used to enhance 
> > workplace performance. It then discusses the ways the 
> > method builds Emotional Intelligence, which is a major 
> > contributor to career advancement and workplace 
> > achievement.
> > 
> > The excerpt includes a case history of a computer 
> > programmer who has used the method off and on since 1983. 
> > His results are typical, not phenomenal. Among other 
> > things, he uses the releasing technique to help stop 
> > feeling superior to others, resulting in greater job 
> > satisfaction, performance, and compensation.
> > 
> > For those interested in getting the excerpt, please send 
> > mailto:rematherne@bellsouth.net with the subject line, 
> > "Send Sedona" and I'll reply with the text (and *only* the 
> > text -- no file attachments or opt-in mailing list jive).
> 
> I could use this at present as course work is stressing me out more
> information please

I think this must be the thing for me:  I have to stop feeling superior.