Anger Management for Men: How to Take Control of Your Emotions, Identify Your Triggers, and Overcome Explosive Anger: Master Your Mind, #3

By Howard Hudson

Overcome your anger using powerful strategies that anyone can implement

 

Are you constantly losing control over your anger even when you know, deep down, it's not really justified?

 

Are your relationships suffering from your explosive temper?

 

Are you looking for simple yet powerful ways that you can nip your anger in the bud and become the bigger man?

 

Then this is the book for you.

 

This book has listed down all the ways that you can take control of your negative emotions, identify your triggers, and overcome explosive anger even BEFORE it comes to a head.

 

In this easy-to-follow guide, you will:

 

●       Learn how to catch yourself when triggers abound: The first sign of having conquered your fiery temper is when you no longer worry about "snapping" when faced with triggers

●       Express your anger in positive ways: Step away from your anger, process your feelings, find the source, and verbalize your feelings to help others understand where you're coming from

●       Effectively identify solutions on-demand: Productively get to the root of your issue instead of the issue itself — learn how to resolve your problems and you'll never have to worry about exploding ever again

●       Learn relaxation tips, tools, and skills: If you're not strong enough to control your anger just yet, then we'll give you everything you need to make it happen anyway — we have plenty of powerful tools, tips, and skills to share

And so much more!

 

Not letting your anger drive your life is easier said than done. But Anger Management for Men will make everything a lot better by taking out all the guesswork and delivering only the best tips psychology has to offer.

 

If you're ready to start, then get this book today!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Elevate Publishing LLC
• Release date: May 12, 2023
• ISBN: 9798223761969

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Anger Management for Men

How to Take Control of Your Emotions, Identify Your Triggers, and Overcome Explosive Anger

Howard Hudson

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Table of Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1: You Are Only Human

Get In Touch With Your Emotions

Chapter 2: Discover Your Triggers

Steps to Finding Your Triggers

Chapter 3: Using Logic to Your Advantage

Chapter 4: Channel Your Anger

Meditation

Releasing you anger

Observe

Use colors

Chapter 5: Let Go of What You Cannot Control

Understanding the Dynamics of Control

Freedom

Relationships

Versatility

Self-Criticism

Chapter 6: Love Yourself Enough to Forgive

Tips to Help You Let Go of Grudges

Self-Love

Surround Yourself With People Who Love You

Treat Yourself to Something Special

Give Yourself a Break

Conclusion

References

Introduction

Anger is an inevitable part of life. Everyone experiences this emotion and there is no shame in it. It begins during the most tender years of existence. An infant may get frustrated when they cry because they want to be fed, but they get a toy to play with instead. A toddler may get upset when they are pushed to the ground by their elder sibling. A child may get angry when they are asked to help with chores. Such situations can conjure up feelings of frustration and may even end up with the child throwing a tantrum to vent their emotions. However, when you’re an adult, this type of behavior is frowned upon and stomping your feet while walking out of a room isn’t the best idea. So, what does this mean for you? Do you have to just suck it up and accept all the unpleasantness of the world? Do you have to bottle up your feelings while wearing a pretentious smile? The answer is a definite no! There are many ways in which you first acknowledge your anger, and then manage the emotion. The aim of this book is to assist men with a process that allows for them to express themselves in a healthy and non-toxic way. Anger can cause detriment, but if it is dealt with correctly, you can avoid catastrophic consequences and instead, learn more about yourself.

Men usually have a harder time expressing themselves because they believe that any sign of emotion is a sign of weakness. They see themselves as the alpha of the packs and exposing an emotional side to them is not something they would sign up for. This leaves them with one option, or seemingly so. They switch on to bravo-mode and opt for a hardcore approach. This results in them lashing out in anger, becoming oblivious to their surroundings, and in some cases, end up making matters worse. The truth is that you don’t have to tear things apart or cause an uproar to make your voice heard. You don’t need to conform to outdated ideas of how a man should react when faced with something that upsets him. Sure, the temptation of armoring yourself with a tough exterior can be tempting, but it isn’t really doing you any good. In fact, the less aggressive you are, the stronger you become. This is because rationality, which is one of the most powerful tools your mind can possess, takes over and keeps you from making impulsive choices that you would live to regret.

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