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Anger:
The Greatest Motivator of All
The
following is an excerpt from my upcoming book,
An Inner Journey: Living Your Life Purpose.
When
you experience the emotion of anger, you create one of the most
extremely
powerful energies that we humans have been given to work with.
Although
powerful, the energy of anger isn't bad or good. It simply exists
as energy. What you choose to do with it determines if it's bad
or good. As with any energy, you can choose to use it in harmful
ways or in beneficial ways.
Fire,
for instance is an energy that we can create. Once created, some
of it's beneficial uses may be to toast your marshmallows for your
S'mores, heat your home, or cook your meals. The same energy can
be used in harmful ways, such as in cases of malicious arson. It's
simply energy, and what determines if it's good or bad, harmful
or beneficial, is how we choose to use it.
The
same is true of the energy of anger. Once created, it can be used
in ways that are harmful to others or yourself, or it can be used
to benefit all concerned.
An
important fact about energy is that it's perpetual. Once created
it cannot be destroyed. It can, however, be transformed. The transformation
process occurs as the energy is used and whether it will transform
into a beneficial or a harmful energy depends on the use chosen.
So,
once you have created the energy of anger, you have choices about
how you are going to use this energy.
It
is the greatest motivator of all. You have the opportunity to use
this energy to create something better out of the situation that
created it in the first place.
An
example might be a woman who is experiencing difficulties at work
with one of her co-workers who undermines her and belittles her.
She can choose to use her anger as a motivation to look more closely
at exactly what it is that she is getting angry about. As a result
of this process, she may discover how she has been in victim stance
and has been giving her power away to the co-worker and others.
She might then choose to set personal boundaries that will garner
her the respect she desires. As a result of transforming her anger
into the highest form for which it was intended - as motivation
- she will enjoy a higher quality of life.
Look
deeply into a situation that angers you. How might you transform
your anger energy into motivation so that you might discover ways
to change the situation into one in which all would benefit? How
can you use this energy for the highest and best purpose for all
concerned?
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