The key to tapping into anger as a tool is to allow ourselves to go underneath the anger into the underlying commitment behind the anger. Are you pissed off enough to change?
Why did you set the goals for yourself that you’ve set? Why start the business, the book, the project?
I was at a mastermind event with a group of business leaders in Austin, TX led by the incredible Candy Barone and when this subject came up, and the answer was surprisingly consistent among the people in the room.
We had gotten pissed off. Angry. Even righteous….and decided to do something about it.
In the worlds of leadership, personal development, and transformation we often shy away from using or acknowledging anger as a motivating force, but it can be a tremendous source of energy and forward momentum.
The key to tapping into anger as a tool is to allow ourselves to go underneath the anger into the underlying commitment behind the anger.
What we get most fired up about are usually those areas that hold the most meaning for us. Things that aren’t meaningful to us tend to fade in and out of our awareness without leaving a lasting impression.
There’s a deep commitment that you have to something underneath the emotional fire, something that calls you to react strongly and feel motivated to respond and take action. Now imagine using that automatic motivation, that intense rush of energy, and putting it to use towards effective action that is in alignment with your commitment, your values, your passion.
For your brain and business ‘food’ this week and viewing pleasure, here’s what we’re discussing:
Tapping into what gets you angry as a tool to create more clarity
Aligning your goals with your values
Red flags to pay attention to when it comes to anger
Using your anger as a directional needle to get more focused
How to direct your anger and upset into productive, clear action.
What do you get fired up about and what’s your underlying commitment that triggers that response? Let’s get the conversation going and unleash your voice – the world needs you!
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Why did you set the goals for yourself that you’ve set? Why start the business, the book, the project?
I was at a mastermind event with a group of business leaders in Austin, TX led by the incredible Candy Barone and when this subject came up, and the answer was surprisingly consistent among the people in the room.
We had gotten pissed off. Angry. Even righteous….and decided to do something about it.
In the worlds of leadership, personal development, and transformation we often shy away from using or acknowledging anger as a motivating force, but it can be a tremendous source of energy and forward momentum.
The key to tapping into anger as a tool is to allow ourselves to go underneath the anger into the underlying commitment behind the anger.
What we get most fired up about are usually those areas that hold the most meaning for us. Things that aren’t meaningful to us tend to fade in and out of our awareness without leaving a lasting impression.
There’s a deep commitment that you have to something underneath the emotional fire, something that calls you to react strongly and feel motivated to respond and take action. Now imagine using that automatic motivation, that intense rush of energy, and putting it to use towards effective action that is in alignment with your commitment, your values, your passion.
For your brain and business ‘food’ this week and viewing pleasure, here’s what we’re discussing:
