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Why Do You Get So Angry?
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Why Do You Get So Angry?

I am trying something new here, I am recording my podcast episode while I am scoping a live periscope. So, this podcast episode was recorded in front of a live audience. 

 

I am so glad that you have joined me today. Let me ask you a question. Do you get angry?

 

If you're a funny person, you may answer my question like my father-in-law would, "Does a bear poop in the woods?"

 

If you're a shy person you may just answer my question in your head.

 

If you're an angry person you may get offended by my question and you may say it's none of my business.

 

Whatever type of person you are I'm sure you get angry to some degree.

 

Here are 5 Personality Types of Anger:

 

  1. The Stuffer: Someone who holds in their anger until their anger can no longer remain stuffed and then it comes out with a vengeance.
  2. The Exploder: Someone who explodes at the drop of a hat.
  3. The Silent Assassin: Someone who quietly seeks revenge or to get even.
  4. The Abuser: Someone who uses their anger to manipulate others out of fear.
  5. The Occasional Angry Person: Someone who gets angry once in a while.

What Angry personality type are you?

 

Why Do You Get So Angry?

 

What typically makes you angry?

  • Is someone saying hurtful words?
  • Is someone making you late?
  • Being inconvenienced?
  • Stress?

Did you know that there is always a reason why you get angry? It's true. You may not realize what the reason is, but there is always a reason for the source of your anger, and it's not always the other person's fault.

 

The biggest mistake we can make with our anger is to magnify it by focusing on the negative. Don't dwell on what is making you angry, it will only make you angry!

 

Instead, take my challenge for the next 5 days if you want to help reduce your anger.

 

Take My 5-Day Challenge:

 

For the next 5 days, for at minimum every hour, force yourself to find gratitude. Even with the bad stuff in your day.

 

Gratitude eradicates anger. It is very difficult to remain angry when you have an attitude of gratitude.

 

Examples of gratitude:

  • Be thankful for being a life
  • Be thankful for your family
  • Be thankful for the day
  • Be thankful for your job and being able to provide for your family

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