General frustration shows itself in road rage, bullying, aggressive and anti-social behavior, with personal outcomes in anxiety, poor sleep, under achievement, poor health habits and strained family and social relationships. All this comes more easily to those with fewer “go to” positive options. There are ways of rising above it.
Many were fortunate to learn good coping skills as children and proceed to grow and model those early lessons for themselves, their children and their world. At the other end of the spectrum, some never learn or change. Those who do not have simple coping and stress management skills pay the price which can impact their business, feed overwhelming fears, limitations and quash self-motivation. Lacking skills can lead to emptiness, a feeling of aloneness, abandonment and incarceration. There is good news.
The good news is that solutions and skills are not only available, but easy to learn. There are counseling, anger management programs, seminars, mastermind groups, mentors, and real, quality coaches.
There are patterns of successful behaviors and thinking. A critical one is that you can learn from wherever you are now. Open to more and better. Then practice.
The following are simple, effective tools for daily practice which will help you get and stay out of that bucket, to keep the balance and joy of your life, and put your life into high gear by self-motivating.