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Anger Management During Times of Stress

Anger is among the 6 most widely recognized emotions across the globe. People may feel angry due to a myriad of reasons. From an evolutionary standpoint, anger acts like an adaptive response to any threat demanding a high degree of attention, caution and powerful, often aggressive feelings and behavior that could help us protect ourselves when under attack. However, expression of anger could be both constructive and destructive. Think of anger as a child – you cannot afford to let it take control of your life. Deep breathing during times of stress and difficulty always helps. When you try to understand the reason behind people’s actions and communicate your distress after putting yourself in other’s shoes, you are able to naturally lower your anger. In these tough, unprecedented times of disease outbreak, it is quite normal for people to suffer from a wide range of psychological problems. People are advised to seek online relationship counseling or marital counsellors who specialize in anger management and relationship therapy.

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How Patience Impacts Our Emotional Well-Being

Imagine being stuck in a major traffic jam on a highway with people constantly honking and sirens that make you feel even more angry and frustrated. As defined in their research by Dr Sabri & Dr Clark in 2018, emotional well-being is a positive state of one’s emotions, life satisfaction, sense of meaning and purpose and ability to pursue self-defined goals. Being able to manage our feelings is a task which requires a lot of patience and practice. It is also essential to understand the emotions of others. And when you know that skill and achieve the goal you set for yourself, you’ll feel more positive about yourself and have positive you’ll, consequently improve your emotional well-being.

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5 Celebrities Who Use Vision Boards for Feeling Focused

What did Helen Keller mean when she said “The only thing worse than being blind is having sight, but no vision”? And they all have one thing in common: vision boards . She eventually achieved all the goals she put on her vision board. When Steve Kroft of CBS asked about her having the image of an Academy Award in front of her while she’s running on the treadmill, Beyonce replied, “I do, but, it’s not right in front of the treadmill. Since the brain absorbs visual references better, therefore, a vision board works far better than a to-do list.

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