It is sad so many people ignore anger in themselves and others and allow it to block people's ability to give and receive love. Anger and violence at home and in the work place can be deterred if people team together and decide to be persons of good intent and do something about it. They can collaborate to help one another surface and appropriately release anger in the interest of more loving and compassionate relationships. Hopefully, some of the information below will contribute to this end. The high integrity leader does all he or she can to deter the expression of anger at home and work, both from themselves and from others.
Anger eats up peoples vital physical, emotional and time reserves.
It can also eat up an organization s financial reserves. From a physical perspective anger creates stress in the person expressing it and in the person who is the object of it. Stress leads to illness and absenteeism. Stuffed anger can explode into violence in the home and workplace. From an emotional perspective, anger blocks logical thinking.