5 Tips for Constructive Anger Management at The Workplace

POSTED BY on Apr 26, 2012 under Anger Management

Anger can be a lethal force in the workplace that undermines workplace atmosphere and performance. Here are 5 tips for handling anger based upon Dr. Shoshanna’s seminars on constructive anger management.

Tip 1: Realize that anger is a choice you make

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Anger is not a form of power, strength or control. It is a toxin that affects all aspects of your life.It narrows focus, creates confusion and blocks creative solutions. When anger arises, stop, breathe deeply, and immediately look at the larger perspective. Put the incident in context. For a moment, allow the other person to be “right”. Tell yourself you have plenty of time to be right later. Your main goal is to have the anger subside so you can see clearly.

Self Improvement: Five Questions to Better Time Management Through Improved Self-Management

POSTED BY on Apr 21, 2012 under Self Improvement

Time is a constant 24 hours or 1,440 minutes or 86,400 seconds each and every day of the year. HINT: With time being a constant, then no one can manage time. What we are really doing is changing our beliefs about learning how to better manage ourselves.

With the variety of tools from hard copy time organizers to electronic PDA’s, individuals today should be far more in control of their time than ever before. What usually happens is that the consistent use of these tools and strategies declines somewhere between 30 and 180 days. The reason for this is quite simple. People are focusing on their behaviors, which are the desired end result, and not on changing their beliefs.

Anger Management Self Help Techniques To Eliminate Feelings of Hate, Jealousy, Rage, and Aggression

POSTED BY on Apr 14, 2012 under Self Help

I once was where you are now, filled with anger, hate, and inner rage. These feelings consumed my life, affected my relationships, and I was angry with the world and everyone in it. The great news is I am now free of this inner anger and rage using a number of self help techniques that I discovered along the way. These are simple techniques that everyone can use to be free of their inner hate, jealousy, rage, and aggression. Anger management is a phrase used a lot these days. Control and manage your anger many say. But the simple reality is there are a number of self help techniques that can eliminate it altogether. Below I have listed the self help techniques I have used to eliminate my inner anger, hate and rage.

Anger Management Class: Things to Consider Before Enrolling

POSTED BY on Apr 11, 2012 under Anger Management

People tend to look for an anger management class for various reasons. Some may choose to do so in order to control their lives and relationships, so that they’re more productive and healthy. Others may have to do so because of being issued a court order, often for receiving charges that relate to violence, anger or hostility.

Finding the right program to take can depend on your situation, location and other factors. However, more options are quickly becoming available for those who want or need to control their emotions, helping them to become more assertive and communicative in nature.

Time Management For Managers

POSTED BY on Apr 9, 2012 under Time Management

Efficient time management is critical for any manager. A manager that manages his/her time well will always have a leg up on the competition. The goal of time management is not to constrain or limit you but to maximize your productivity. A good manager is generally busy and must place a high emphasis on time allocation. The following are some guidelines managers should follow to manage their time more effectively:

1. Develop a time management plan. Remember that you run your business/department and you know what you have to accomplish. Sit down and analyze your average daily activities and how you could accomplish them more effectively.

Time Management and Team Development – The Yes and No of It

POSTED BY on Apr 8, 2012 under Time Management

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In fact making some small changes to the circumstances when we use these two little words, can make all the difference. And it takes practice.

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Saying ‘Yes’ More…

…brings help when we are offered it. How often have you turned down support, because it felt easier to say ‘No thanks. I’m fine’? How often have you rejected assistance in all sorts of places and circumstances? Sometimes it seems like the thing to do – a force of habit. But saying ‘Yes’, truly can be a help for you. But there is more. When you say ‘Yes’, you build relationships with who is offering.

Stress Management and Mastery: 5 Tips for Positive Anger Management

POSTED BY on Mar 25, 2012 under Anger Management

A grandfather, whose grandson came to him angry at a schoolmate who had done him an injustice, said,

“I too, at times, have felt a great hate for those who have taken so much, with no sorrow for what they do. But hate wears you down and doesn’t hurt your enemy. It’s like taking poison and wishing your enemy would die.

Self Help to Time Management

POSTED BY on Mar 22, 2012 under Self Help

We all wish that there was 36 hours in a day and 9 days a week, but there isn’t, as simple as that. Even if there were, a great many of us would be running around liker headless chickens trying to get everything done. It all boils down to being able to organize better the time that we have available, and also knowing when to say no! Organization and prioritization will have a profound and positive effect on your life, and greatly lower your stress levels too. Read the following tips and hints, none of them are difficult to implement, and your life will improve greatly.

Time Management Tips – How to Spot Sneaky Bad Advice

POSTED BY on Mar 15, 2012 under Time Management

Time management tips can help you tap deep energy reserves. But bad advice disguised as helpful encouragement can drain you dry. Want to learn how to tell the difference when you are pressured, stressed, and just plain exhausted?

In these predicaments, listening very closely to your self-talk is the time management tip that trumps all others. Let’s look at three common responses to a looming deadline as energy lags:

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How Often Do You Tell Yourself:

“Keep going a little longer and get this one more thing done.”
“Better push ahead – What will others think if they see you take a break?”
“You can’t possibly take a break now – it will be a catastrophe!”

Anger Management Test – Can You Pass This Quiz?

POSTED BY on Mar 11, 2012 under Anger Management

“Anger dwells only in the bosom of fools.”

- Albert Einstein (1879-1955), Famous scientist and universally acknowledged “Man of the 20th Century”.

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When the smartest man the world has seen for the last 100 years says something, it pays to listen. Although all know that anger is a negative emotion, very few know when it can become a psychological problem requiring specialized help by means of anger management therapy. With help of this anger management test, you can determine whether your anger is a normal emotion or you should turn to a professional for help. Answer the following questions with either a “yes” or “no”:

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