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Anybody can become angry - that is easy, but to be angry with the right person and to the right degree and at the right time and for the right purpose, and in the right way - that is not within everybody's power and is not easy.

Aristotle


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How To Manage Anger

 

How To Manage Anger

 


Before you dive into this article, take a few moments think about following:

How you want your life to be:

a) Happy                              b)Un Happy

a) With Friends                    b)without friends

a)Peaceful                            b)Disturbed

a) Happy Family                  b) Broken family

a) Sound Sleep                     b) Disturb Sleep

a)Love                                   b) Hatred

If you have chosen “a” from the above list and you wish to achieve these, you need to think seriously about managing your anger.

All the traits mentioned above are the natural instincts of a human being,  Anger  is against the basic instincts of human being, no one wants unhappiness, Hatred, Disturbance, enmity, broken family ro anything that matter from the above list which is not exhaustive.

Then the question arises why we get angry?

Anger is not the cause it is the consequence of one’s emotional state, consequences cannot be managed hence anger cannot be managed.

There are various internal and external factors that act as a stimulus and result in anger or outburst.

Internal factors could be not satisfied with the job, financial problems, problems in the family, health-related issues etc etc.

External factors could be anything like a traffic jam, not getting the right response from another person, honesty& Intelligence or a commitment by shown by others etc etc.

It is all about anger understanding. Understanding the feeling, emotions which led one to become angry. This called Emotional Intelligence. The following figures explain it:





Emotional intelligence is the Person's ability to rise above the emotional and physical state body and mind, analyze the best consequence of actions and then responding to a situation.

Higher the emotional Intelligence or Emotional Quotient one has, the output for the stimulus will be a response rather than a reaction.

One of the best book written on this subject is (Emotional Intelligence) by Daniel Goleman.



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