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Apr 20, 2022

Joseph Warren provides Elite VIP Coaching for Christian Husbands at blowuprocks.com, the host of the “Broken Catholic Podcast” and the “Your First 100K Podcast”. Clearly a man of many talents! He used to work over 100 hours a week in his early 20’s, which led to great success for him. Joseph joins host Molly McGrath to talk about how to manage your anger and stress.

 

Takeaways: 

 

  • Society teaches men to not be voneral and push all their feelings down. This can lead to explosive outcomes and negatively affect relationships.
  • You have to understand the problem to get to the solution. You can’t make headway on an issue if you don’t understand the source of it. 
  • 7 rocks that can kill us: mental rocks, shame rocks, business rocks, marriage rocks, parenting rocks, fitness rocks, spiritual rocks.
  • A common issue when we realize there is a problem that needs to be dealt with, we tend to ignore it. This only makes the issue worse, you need to resolve the issue.
  • Everyone is meant for greatness. It’s easy to believe that isn’t true but everyone has a greatness inside of them waiting to be unlocked.
  • Anger is caused by a loss of control in a situation. This leads us to hurt others and then eventually lose everything we worked so hard for.
  • Stop making resolutions. Instead, you should be making commitments. Resolutions aren’t as strong as a commitment and it is easily broken and not kept up with.



Quote of the Show:

 

4:00 “Anger is good when it's applied in the right direction, but destructive when it’s not.” 

 

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