Hey, hey, everybody.

Stephann Mollini from Freedom, I hope you doing well.

So I had a call this morning, and with the permission of the listener,

I'm going to tell you a good theme that came out of it.

So the question was around anger and the purpose of anger.

So this is nothing to do with this person's life,

but it is an important principle that came out of it,

so we're going to talk about that.

So the big question with anger is,

what's the purpose of anger?

Like, why do we have anger and what is the purpose of anger? How does it

help us? How does it serve us? When is it too much? When is it too little? When is it inappropriate?

Blah, blah, blah. So let me sort of make a case here and tell you what I think is the most important

aspects of anger that need to be thought about when dealing with it.

Because, you know, you don't want to go through life with no anger.

You also don't want to go through life with sort of chronic perpetual irritation and so on.

So let's see if we can find the old Aristotelian mean, right?

Too little anger means that you are too easy to push around. Too much anger

means that quality people don't want to spend time with you and you can only ever have, you know,

victim types in your life. So let's say you grew up with an angry father, an irascible, irritable,

angry father. Could be mother,cible, irritable, angry father.

Could be mother, just going to go, son father.

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