Long-term anger affects your nervous system, your liver and your brain. You can become hypertensive, depressed, volatile, even forgetful. People become mean-spirited bullies and descend into disturbing acts.
However, anger does some good in your life.
It lets you know that you are alive.
Not depressed, not laying around in bed all day, but alive.
It is a beginning. A reminder – anger has a spectrum, going from irritability to rage. Where is your anger at today?
Create a plan to move away from angry people as the best tactic to take to save yourself.
Rage does no one any good but being irritated or frustrated or dismissive or critical is still a sign that life is within.
What can you do if you are feeling cranky, judgmental or anxious?
Change your routine. People do not change; the outside circumstances do. Decide to change your patterns and habits to get out of the cranky rut. Get up in the morning at a different time each day for a week. This will help break the cranky groove in your brain.
Eat lunch for breakfast and vice versa. Again, you want to create new, safe grooves in your brain, and in your body.
Stay away from people who rub you the wrong way. If there is someone in your life that comes close to enraging you, end that relationship. If it is a co-worker, find another team to work on or get promoted out of that team. If you can handle being polite and respectful, you are home free.
You can do this. No one says (and who cares if they do) that you had to accept rage in your life.
If you need help, try this-
https://askjoannevictoria.com/authentic-self-program/
Joanne
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