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3. TAKE A WALK

3. TAKE A WALK

Take a few minutes to exercise and get some fresh air. Afterward, you'll feel more peaceful and clear-headed, and probably not angry anymore. Getting rid of pent-up energy can really be beneficial.

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sherylbarnes

Writer for Motivated Progress and painter.

We all struggle with anger at times. It is impossible to avoid traffic, politics, financial issues, or misunderstandings. However, frustrations can lead to major problems if left unchecked.

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