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Anger’s a small word, but it can have big consequences. When we understand where our anger comes from and what triggers it, we can build new, healthy habits to help us break the cycle. And with that comes a feeling of peace and the power to use our anger in a constructive way. In House of Peace, you’ll learn everything you need to know to build a more peaceful structure for your life brick by brick.

You're strong! You can do anything! Everyone wants you, your time, and your energy! But you know deep down you’re scattered, exhausted, and completely burnt out. Soon you'll be back in that familiar place where you know what you should do, but you just can't make yourself do it. Prioritizing yourself feels selfish or like just one. more. thing. to do. Girl, I can relate! I've been there and back (and everywhere in between). Not anymore! Everyone knows you have to fail to win but nobody tells you how to actually do it. Until now.

Anger is one of the most powerful emotions known to man. Even the most level-headed human alive is not immune to this fiery beast. When you’re mad, your heart rate goes up, your body temperature rises, and your mind becomes clouded. You’re not able to think straight, and you lose all self-control. In worst-case scenarios, when we allow our anger to take the wheel, we lash out, break things, and spew venomous words that we don’t really mean.

Life is full of ups and downs. For the most part, people are resilient and move on after adversity. Unfortunately for many others, small diversions, deviations from our well-laid plans, or the ebbs and flows of normal life can throw us for a loop. How we respond to those disruptions is telling. Sure, it’s fine to blow off a little steam, but if your coping mechanisms lead you in the wrong direction and ramp up your stress levels, it may be time to try something new.

Dre Baldwin explains the mind-set of taking control of a situation, even when luck is NOT on your side.