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Abe Lincoln’s lesson on why you should write emails when you’re angry

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Published November 27, 2020 1:42pm ET
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Abe Lincoln’s lesson on why you should write emails when you’re angry
“Count to 10.” “Breathe from your diaphragm.” “Stick with ‘I’ statements.” Most advice about anger management comes down to this: Don’t act when you’re angry. Allow me to offer a contrarian viewpoint: When it comes to email, do act when you’re angry. Received a nastygram? Respond in kind. Hand a mike to that voice inside […]

“Count to 10.”

“Breathe from your diaphragm.”

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