My little sister is 25. I love her, but she’s got some troubles. One of them is that she has absolutely no grip on her temper, and once it’s started it just snowballs. Are there any good techniques to suggest anger management to her? If I piss her off, she’ll reject the idea flatly. I’ve tried before, but she hears the word therapy and assumes I’m calling her crazy.
I worry about her, because she’s starting to go out to the real world (work, friends, extended family, etc.), and other people aren’t going to be as willing to put up with her behavior as my family has been. To be honest, I’m not sure how much longer my family is willing to put up with it either. Has anyone out there ever had to broach this subject to a loved one? Got any tips?
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hey!! please help me…
can u suggest a song basically revolving around the theme that your attitude decides the altitude you reach in life…how hard work and being focused are crucial to success…and u get the point…
it can be either hindi or english. thanks a lot for your help!
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You Can Win by Shiv Khera.
It is an international best-seller and you’ll be able to find the book in any book-store.
SHIV Khera’s You can win is a step-by-step tool for `top achievers’. The secret is out on the cover page of the book: “Winners don’t do different things. They do things differently.” Here are more tips from Khera:
* We are born with five senses. Successful people have a sixth sense — common sense.
* Ability without dependability, responsibility and flexibility is a liability.
* Failure is a detour, not a dead end. It is a delay, not a defeat.
* Commitment says, “I am predictable in the unpredictable future.”
* Sincerity is no measure of good judgment. Someone could be sincere, yet wrong.
* Sympathy is, “I understand how you feel.” Empathy is, “I feel how you feel.”
* Auto-suggestions are like writing a commercial to yourself about yourself, for yourself.
A must-read for those who can read!
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What shall i really have to be a film maker..and how can i start from now onwards..
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Hello everyone,
I am wondering whether you know of a good book or two that I can read. I am trying to become a better manager by improving my management skills and communication skills. I hope to become a strong leader someday. I have read quite a few self improvement books and don’t mind reading several more.
Thank you for your time.
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Know Yourself: A Woman's Guide to Wholeness, Radiance & Supreme ConfidenceKNOW YOURSELF: A WOMAN'S GUIDE TO WHOLENESS, RADIANCE & SUPREME CONFIDENCE will guide you to: * Know why you are in this life and what you are ... Read More >
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