New business book is based on over 20,000 surveys. Watercooler Wisdom shows everyone from CEOs to secretaries how to flourish amidst the ever-increasing stresses of the workplace.

San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) March 6, 2006 -- An administrative assistant in Singapore. A small business owner in San Diego. A CEO in Spain. As different as their workplace situations may be, they all face tight deadlines, teeth-grinding office politics and less time to get more and more done each day. Important stress management insights can be learned from these stress-filled workplace experiences.


Karen Leland and Keith Bailey, world-renowned business consultants and authors of the new book, Watercooler Wisdom: How Smart People Prosper in the Face of Conflict, Pressure and Change (March 2006; New Harbinger Publications), surveyed over 20,000 executives, managers, and staff from around the globe. In their new book, they report what they learned from these surveys and show us how to transform workplace stress from frustrating to fulfilling . . . and how to create a feeling of satisfaction and accomplishment regardless of circumstances.

Watercooler Wisdom is not a “business as usual” business book. It is a primer, a practical, down-to-earth user’s manual, that provides pertinent and powerful techniques for coping with conflict, change, and pressure—the three greatest workplace stressors worldwide. For instance, the authors address a phenomenon we all face of recurring thoughts that center on our worries (which generally never happen) and our judgments (which only serve to keep us frustrated). They guide readers through stress management techniques that show how workers can take their focus off their thoughts and rediscover a part of themselves that is alive in the present.

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