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How can you manage your anger better?
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Let's face it, life sometimes throws curveballs at us.
Being stuck in traffic, a demanding boss or even chores piling up at home.
Anger is a natural response, but unchecked it can wreak havoc on our personal and professional lives.
What can you do to calm down when you feel anger bubbling up?
Slow down and above all, breathe.
Breathing is crucial for getting rid of anger.
By fully oxygenating the brain, it switches from a fight or flight reaction to immediate relaxation.
As Lakeisha Edwards-Elisi, a chartered psychologist and owner of the Durham Health and Emotional Wellbeing Centre in the United States, explains in the pages of the Huffington Post.
When I notice the anger, which includes physical signs such as talking fast, tensing up breathing in a shallow manner, negative self-talk statements, I take a deep breath and use mindfulness strategies to stay in the moment and focus on how I'm breathing.
By simply breathing, you will help to anchor yourself and the feelings will pass.
What's the second tip?
Embrace humour.
It's a secret weapon against anger.
A good chuckle can instantly deflate a heated moment.
The American Psychologist Association recommends that if you're fuming at a co-worker and tempted to lash out, picture your words as a cartoon bubble.
It's hard to stay mad when you're laughing at a mental image of your own words floating above you in a comic strip.
Certainly, when all else fails, step outside.
Fresh air is incredibly therapeutic.
This time out allows you to step away from the heat of the moment.
Take a stroll, dive into a pool or cycle through the park.
The goal is to shift your focus and cool down.
This way you sidestep saying or doing something you might regret later.
Ultimately, the goal is to recognise what triggers your anger and express it constructively.
It's about communicating what matters to you, pinpointing the root of your frustration and asserting yourself by sharing your feelings, not pointing fingers.
This approach fosters healthier relationships, both with others and yourself.
There you have it.
Now you know how you can manage your anger better.
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