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Dr. Barton Goldsmith: Anger Can Make Life Hard
- Dr. Barton Goldsmith discusses how anger affects life and emphasizes managing it to avoid harming relationships and self.
- He explains that anger arises naturally even toward loved ones or invested projects and that deep anger can block personal progress.
- Goldsmith advises catching yourself before lashing out or saying something inappropriate, noting that expressing anger often pushes others away.
- He quotes his father, saying, "the first one who gets mad loses," and recommends waiting to cool down to avoid regrets and relationship damage.
- Ultimately, Goldsmith urges letting go of anger to preserve relationships and focus energy on positive choices and healing.
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Dr. Barton Goldsmith: Anger can make life hard
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