“Confidence and Self Esteem”

There are two things that go hand in hand making who the person is today. These are confidence and self esteem. If the person is unaware of one’s potential or what he or she can become, the term given to someone is a loser.

Nobody wants to be called a loser but unfortunately, there are a few in society. These are the people who don’t have any ambition or drive in life, can’t hold a job and most of the time are unemployed.
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"Domestic Violence"

How does anger play a role in Domestic Violence? Simply put most persons that abuse their spouse in this situation are angry due to the antisocial disorder underlying the persons mind. Anger is one of the leading symptoms of personality disorders, which include paranoid schizophrenia, schizoid, antisocial personality, psychopathic, histrionic, sociopath and so forth. Most of the persons that are abusive in relationships have antisocial behaviors personalities.

The antisocial personality type often attacks when he or she is drunk or under the influence of drugs. This is not true in all instances, but it is true in most. Antisocial personality types often disregard rules and regulations and often feel they are authorized to do so. Antisocial personality types are controlling and if you are not conforming to their authority, they often vent their anger in a controlling or violent manner.

Antisocial personality types will humiliate, intimidate, brutally abuse physically, mentally belittle, and it never stops. This type of individual has never been proven a candidate for recovery. In other words, men that batter their wife in relationships are most likely going to continue until someone dies. It is not wise to engage with these types, as there is rarely a chance of hope.

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"Anger"

Few experts believe that anger is a result of a painful apprehensive uneasiness of the mind or illness. Others believe anger is psychoneurotic or psychotic disorder, namely depression. While this may be true for some individuals, it is not true of everyone. Anger is stemmed from hatred, animosity and it grows throughout a person’s lifetime developing into a much more complex issue. For example, a person with psychopathic tendencies, traits or personality has anger and it often is out of control when an act of violence occurs.

However, this person may be able to maintain a degree of control by repressing his or her symptoms under the surface, or feelings and emotions. It is said that psychopathic individuals do not have the ability to show emotions, however this is far from truth. While the emotions may be less obvious they do show emotions when they kill or hurt others. Anger comes in all forms, and it is all people. Some of us know how to deal with anger, while others blow up and cause harm to self or to others.

A psychopathic will bury his emotions and act on them once the time is convenient for him. When he kills, he often strives for intensity, which is a feeling. Not every psychopathic will kill, but for the most part we can see anger within these types of individuals. Another type of person where obsessive anger exists is bipolar personality types. This can be seen when the person explodes for no apparent reason. Bipolar a form of depression, which makes scientist right to a degree, but just as anger comes in many forms, so does people.

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“Anger and Aggression”

We can review anger and aggression to have a deeper understanding of our emotions and work toward anger management. Often when a person feels frustrated he or she is subject to ignite when their emotions are threatened. Frustration does not occur over night; rather frustration occurs when underlying issues come to focus. Frustration then is an unfathomable unrelieved sense or state of lack of confidence and displeasure arising from unsettled problems or discontented needs.

Anger then is the feeling of anger when a person does not get their way, or a series of issues was buried waiting for the time to attack. Aggression then is a forceful act or modus operandi utilized to dominate another individual. Aggression is an argumentative, harmful or destructive behavior or viewpoint particularly when caused by frustration. Aggression can be good if our lives are in danger, but in most instances aggression causes harm.

Assertive on the other hand is an effective form of communicating your feelings to another individual without causing injury, destruction or arguments. Assertive is a strong, bold confident we have within that helps us to defend our rights when others wrong us. If we learn the difference between aggression and assertiveness we can learn good behaviors, while controlling our life and avoiding more problems.

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“Body Language”

You can talk to people for hours on in, however most people listening will only get a fraction of the message conveyed. Body language on the other hand will leave a lasting impression, whether the message sent is good or not. The trick is to learn how to read the languages and make the body movements for max success, while using the magic of body language while speaking in public.

Some of the best speakers are world leaders, instructors in college, teachers, and so forth. The reason of this is that they are trained to; verbally communicate a message while using hand languages and eye languages in between.

Body Language enables you to decode and encode emotions that are hidden within the person’s words. Emotions are hidden elements of the mind that will not expose itself until a trigger is hit.

Once you learn to understand and listen to body languages, you will be aware of a person’s truths or lies. On the other hand, you can learn body languages, which will guide you to the success in any area of life.

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