ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In the 2nd episode of this 5 part series, we examine anger through author David Whyte's words, both its origins and its impacts to identify that which we hold most dear. It's an important lesson as life is full of opportunities to be angry and therefore opportunities to grow and to learn.
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