On Anger
by Seneca
Seneca's three-book treatise: anger is temporary madness, never useful, and can be prevented by delay and reflection. Practical anger management from 45 AD.
Read it if…
anger is your problem.
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Skip it if…
you think anger motivates.
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Three things you will actually use
- Delay is the greatest remedy.
- Anger is never useful.
- Review your day.
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Read Book Three on remedies.
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Seneca on anger.
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