Ahead of Anger, will introduce us to an amazing aspect of brain function. We’ll discuss how to deal with anger.
Anger is a natural emotion we all experience from time to time. It isn’t a bad emotion just by virtue of what it is. It’s not exactly wrong to feel angry. The real issue is how we handle it.
Discover a few simple principles that can help us deal with the most volatile and annoying situations.
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