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Never Get Angry Again by David Lieberman

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What if anger wasn’t something you had to manage, but something you could eliminate entirely?

In this emotionally freeing episode of Mind Set in Stone, Dave and Poppy explore Never Get Angry Again by Dr. David Lieberman, a profound guide to understanding the roots of anger and mastering your emotional responses once and for all.

Grounded in psychology and neuroscience, Lieberman explains that anger isn’t caused by others, it’s created within us, often rooted in ego, fear, and unmet expectations. 

Dave and Poppy unpack key strategies for letting go of triggers, responding with clarity, and staying in control, no matter what life throws your way.

This episode is a must for anyone tired of reacting, regretting, or bottling up their frustration.

You don’t need to manage your anger, you can outgrow it.

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