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Tabloid Thinking & Dissolving
Anger
Hello Jacqueline,
Anger is driven by two things: (a) a mis-match between what
is and what ought to be, and (b) a sense of powerlessness to change
it. Removing the anger can involve:
- changing a perception about how things are
- changing a belief about how things ought to be
- increasing control
- finding new coping tactics
- Sometimes it's a mixture of some or all of these.
It's important to try to tackle this because anger is corrosive.
It generates chemicals inside the body which are harmful and it
damages our experience of life and often, our relationships with
others.
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Here's how to take control of your anger |
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The Worry of Worry
Hello Debbie,
So you want to be more relaxed and worry less. Worry is a big
source of misery in many people's lives and the causes and cures
are varied. Start by getting your worry monsters out of the shadows
and onto a well-lit table. When you're fully alert and feeling good,
write them down in sentenced like "I am worried about money".
Next express the worry in terms of consequences: "I am worried
that my outgoings will exceed my income".
Finally, push these consequences through to their terrifying
conclusion:
"I am worried that I will drift into debt"
.. so what?
"I'll default on the mortgage"
...so what?
"I'll become homeless and live in a puddle"
... so what?
"then I'll die.
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Uplifting, huh? Here's what to do next, to remove your worry |
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