We all get angry and frustrated sometimes. We all want to communicate something with our anger. The key question is whether we are actually communicating what we think we are.
In this podcast I explore five interpretations made of anger expressions by receivers or observers of anger. They are:
1. Did I really say that I'm like a child throwing a big tantrum?
2. Did I really say that I'm unprofessional?
3. Did I really say that I'm internally deficient?
4. Did I really say that I'm scary and dangerous?
5. Did I really say that you need to watch out for each other's wellbeing when you're around me?
Resources
How to talk to anyone about anything: Improve your social skills, master small talk, connect effortlessly and make real friends - 1 by James W. Williams- Buy now
Anger Management Courses - contact us (online or in person)
Coaching and courses - contact us for further information
Copyright 2022
Phone: 1300 559 337
Contact link: TFC Grow Beyond Website
Social Media links: facebook - instagram - twitter
We all get angry and frustrated sometimes. We all want to communicate something with our anger. The key question is whether we are actually communicating what we think we are.
In this podcast I explore five interpretations made of anger expressions by receivers or observers of anger. They are:
1. Did I really say that I'm like a child throwing a big tantrum?
2. Did I really say that I'm unprofessional?
3. Did I really say that I'm internally deficient?
4. Did I really say that I'm scary and dangerous?
5. Did I really say that you need to watch out for each other's wellbeing when you're around me?
Resources
How to talk to anyone about anything: Improve your social skills, master small talk, connect effortlessly and make real friends - 1 by James W. Williams- Buy now
Anger Management Courses - contact us (online or in person)
Coaching and courses - contact us for further information
Copyright 2022
Phone: 1300 559 337
Contact link: TFC Grow Beyond Website
Social Media links: facebook - instagram - twitter