Anger Can Lead to Passion
Anger is a form of passion. It boils us up to want to act upon something that we have seen, heard, or has happened to us.
When we are passionate about something, we produce better work because it close to our heart.
Things we are passionate about cause us to become more productive and effective in the work we do.
You can find passion in anger by finding the root cause of the problem. Once the root cause is found, you are then aware of what you are really passionate about.
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