How To Manage Your Anger
 And Emotions In 3 Simple Steps

               Michael Lee
http://www.20daypersuasion.com/goldaccess.htm
Are you quick to lose your temper? Are
you prone to loneliness, envy, frustration
    or other negative emotions? Being
 overcome with such feelings is natural;
 but learning how to manage your anger
and emotions, especially in high-pressure
situations, is an important and invaluable
                    skill.
Here are 3 simple steps in learning how
 to manage your anger and emotions to
become a happier, well-balanced person.
Step 1: Become Self-Aware.
Being self-aware means taking the time
  to notice what you’re feeling or what
 you’re thinking, and why you feel and
             think that way.
Be honest to yourself. Admitting that you
  are hurt, jealous or angry doesn’t mean
that you are an overly-sensitive, resentful,
 livid or “bad” person. It just means that
 you have and feel emotions, just like any
                other person.
Understanding where these emotions are
  coming from will help you recognize
them better in the future, so you can be
better prepared at responding to them in
a more composed and rational manner.
Step 2: Express Yourself.
You have probably heard that keeping
   your feelings bottled up inside is
unhealthy. Learning how to manage your
 anger and emotions means you find a
 healthy and constructive outlet so you
        can better handle them.
Tell yourself it’s alright to feel angry, hurt
or sad. Communicate how you feel. Talk
 to other people about your emotions.
If the situation permits you to, raise your
voice or use gestures. Just remember that
 you can think and feel at the same time,
   so be mindful of the boundaries and
          don’t resort to violence.
Step 3: Channel Your Emotions.
These strong negative feelings don’t just
vanish, that much is understandable. You
can learn how to manage your anger and
   emotions by giving this negativity a
              turnaround.
Take a deep breath and clear your mind.
The trick is to think about the negative
 emotion and respond in the opposite,
  through constructive and practical
                 means.
For example, when you feel so angry that
 you want to throw things around, go to
   the gym instead or go out for a run.
  Think also arts and crafts, journaling,
  petting animals, cooking and baking,
                and more.
It’s normal to have strong feelings
sometimes, but when they get in the way
of living a productive and happy life, it’s
 important to learn how to manage your
      anger and emotions. It may be
  challenging at first; but the more you
practice being in control, the easier it will
            be in the long run.
Presentation By:
              Michael Lee
      Persuasion Expert and Author
http://www.20daypersuasion.com/goldaccess.htm

How To Manage Your Anger And Emotions In 3 Simple Steps

  • 1.
    How To ManageYour Anger And Emotions In 3 Simple Steps Michael Lee http://www.20daypersuasion.com/goldaccess.htm
  • 2.
    Are you quickto lose your temper? Are you prone to loneliness, envy, frustration or other negative emotions? Being overcome with such feelings is natural; but learning how to manage your anger and emotions, especially in high-pressure situations, is an important and invaluable skill.
  • 3.
    Here are 3simple steps in learning how to manage your anger and emotions to become a happier, well-balanced person.
  • 4.
    Step 1: BecomeSelf-Aware.
  • 5.
    Being self-aware meanstaking the time to notice what you’re feeling or what you’re thinking, and why you feel and think that way.
  • 6.
    Be honest toyourself. Admitting that you are hurt, jealous or angry doesn’t mean that you are an overly-sensitive, resentful, livid or “bad” person. It just means that you have and feel emotions, just like any other person.
  • 7.
    Understanding where theseemotions are coming from will help you recognize them better in the future, so you can be better prepared at responding to them in a more composed and rational manner.
  • 8.
    Step 2: ExpressYourself.
  • 9.
    You have probablyheard that keeping your feelings bottled up inside is unhealthy. Learning how to manage your anger and emotions means you find a healthy and constructive outlet so you can better handle them.
  • 10.
    Tell yourself it’salright to feel angry, hurt or sad. Communicate how you feel. Talk to other people about your emotions.
  • 11.
    If the situationpermits you to, raise your voice or use gestures. Just remember that you can think and feel at the same time, so be mindful of the boundaries and don’t resort to violence.
  • 12.
    Step 3: ChannelYour Emotions.
  • 13.
    These strong negativefeelings don’t just vanish, that much is understandable. You can learn how to manage your anger and emotions by giving this negativity a turnaround.
  • 14.
    Take a deepbreath and clear your mind. The trick is to think about the negative emotion and respond in the opposite, through constructive and practical means.
  • 15.
    For example, whenyou feel so angry that you want to throw things around, go to the gym instead or go out for a run. Think also arts and crafts, journaling, petting animals, cooking and baking, and more.
  • 16.
    It’s normal tohave strong feelings sometimes, but when they get in the way of living a productive and happy life, it’s important to learn how to manage your anger and emotions. It may be challenging at first; but the more you practice being in control, the easier it will be in the long run.
  • 17.
    Presentation By: Michael Lee Persuasion Expert and Author http://www.20daypersuasion.com/goldaccess.htm