Robert Thurman on Anger Management
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He's a long-time friend of the Dalai Lama and he offers an unexpected brand of anger management. Here Columbia University's Eastern Studies Professor Robert Thurman riffs on ways to get a grip on your anger with good humor. "You can't do it all at once," he explains, "but if you take 'baby steps,' the small changes will add up over time."
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