PERFORMANCE
MEDIA ANNUAL HIGHLIGHTS FOR 2003
February
Two online courses (Visualization Exercises and Stress
Control) launched on the PM website with password protected
Internet access
Password mechanism created for automated download of 10
ebooks
May
Second Performance Media website (www.stress-vacation.com)
Stress-Vacation launched
July
Relaxation Training Exercises audio CD 1.0 released
PERFORMANCE MEDIA ANNUAL HIGHLIGHTS
FOR 2002
May
Business Plan written for Performance Media
June
Funding for business plan
August
Visualization Exercises for Mental Preparation CD converted
to web based format to create new online program
September
Visualization Exercises for Mental Preparation 2.0 CD-ROM
released
Stress Control 1.0 CD converted to web based format to
create new online program
October
Stress Control 2.0 CD-ROM released
Endorsement by Major League Baseball Players Alumni/AZ
of the Visualization Exercises CD
November
Launching of new Performance Media web site
PERFORMANCE MEDIA ANNUAL HIGHLIGHTS FOR 2001
January
Visualization Training Exercises video released
February
Stress Control Online Course launched on Performance Media
website
March
Focus Groups Study with Track and Field athletes for Visualization
CD and video
April
Stress Control CD 1.0 commercial version released
Stress Control video released
Visualization Exercises for Mental Preparation online
course launched
September
Focus Under Pressure online course launched
October
Upgrade of Stress Control video
VEFMP 1.3 CD-ROM released
PERFORMANCE MEDIA ANNUAL HIGHLIGHTS FOR 2000
January
Performance Media formed as an LLC
Contract with Yale University Track for mental training
program
April
Stress Control online program Beta
May
Visualization: The Master Skill in Mental Training text
2nd Edition
August
Ten books from Performance Media put into .pdf format
for purchase as ebooks
September
Visualization Exercises for Mental Preparation CD 1.0
launched
PM web site released
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