Marty Nemko

  My PsychologyToday.com article yesterday made the case for being sad. My article today makes the case for anger.

Anger-prone people usually pay a big price professionally, personally, and in their health.  My PsychologyToday.com article today aims t...

Some people tend to seek a reason to be happy, others to be angry, still others to be sad. It’s easy to understand happiness seekers, b...

Many people have “issues” that don’t rise to the level of a disorder requiring professional help. For example: They’re sad by nature or...

I offer a short-short story on suppressed anger as my PsychologyToday.com contribution today

Some people seem to be able to stay calm in the face of life's annoyances. My PsychologyToday.com article today is for the rest of us...

Reading the recent story of a person who killed her four-month old grandson a few days ago started me thinking about all the misery caused...

In each installment of my daily PsychologyToday.com series, I respond to a composite letter that asks for my career advice. Today , I of...

If you routinely hurry and get angry, you have what's called Type A behavior .  At least in the short-term, it may increase your pro...

Most people who have anger issues hate themselves for losing their temper but can’t make themselves stop.  My PsychologyToday.com ar...

My PsychologyToday.com article today: The angry, intense, rushing person: How to cope if it's you or someone else. HERE is the link...

When I was young, I was a hothead. Some of that is physiological--I can go from zero to 60 in two seconds. And some of it is cultural--I...

I've just had the pleasure of reading the slim but packed Warren Buffett's Management Secrets: Proven Tools for Personal and Busines...

Whether working in a company, nonprofit, or government agency, many employees are frustrated with the politics, lack of autonomy, and slow p...