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Anger ! by Craig Sunter
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  • Post category:Behaviour / Mental health / Relationships
  • Post published:October 17, 2014

Allow yourself to be angry, but always be respectful. Do say what’s on your mind, but do it in a way that protects the other person’s feelings. Control your emotions.

Source: Assertiveness: Working WITH People, Not Against Them @ MindTools

Photo: Anger ! by Craig Sunter under Creative Commons license

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