“If we try to walk in other people’s shoes, I believe our anger will dissipate. This takes practice, but if you commit to it, it can become habitual. After a while, anger will show up less often and be all the more effective for its rarity. You’ll also find it easier to reach out to people and help them.”

“If we try to walk in other people’s shoes, I believe our anger will dissipate. This takes practice, but if you commit to it, it can become habitual. After a while, anger will show up less often and be all the more effective for its rarity. You’ll also find it easier to reach out to people and help them.”

— Tobias Leenaert