Janet Pfeiffer
Janet Pfeiffer---Anger Management Expert
Janet Pfeiffer Quick Facts
- Main Areas
- anger management, conflict resolution, spirituality, inner peace, communication, dealing with difficult people, forgiveness, overcoming adversity
- Career Focus
- motivational and inspirational speaker, author, syndicated radio host, columnist, freelance writer
- Affiliation
- National Police Suicide Foundation, battered women's shelters, World Addiction Foundation
Janet Pfeiffer, international inspirational speaker and award-winning author has appeared on CNN, Lifetime, ABC News, The 700 Club, NBC News, Fox News, The Harvest Show, Celebration, TruTV and many others. She’s been a guest on over 100 top radio shows (including Fox News Radio), is a contributor to Ebru Today TV and hosts her own globally syndicated radio show, Anger 911, on www.Anger911.net.
Janet's spoken at the United Nations, Notre Dame University, was a keynote speaker for the YWCA National Week Without Violence Campaign, and is a past board member for the World Addiction Foundation.
She's a contributor to the Dr. Phil Show, an adjunct instructor at County College of Morris, is a former columnist for the Daily Record and contributing writer to Woman’s World Magazine, Living Solo, Prime Woman Magazine, and N.J. Family. Her name has appeared in print more than 100 million times, including The Wall Street Jou al, Huffington Post, Alaska Business Monthly and more than 50 other publications.
A consultant to corporations including AT&T, U.S. Army, U.S. Postal Service, and Hoffman-LaRoche, Janet is N.J. State certified in domestic violence, an instructor at a battered women's shelter, and founder of The Antidote to Anger Group. She specializes in healing anger and conflict and creating inner peace and writes a weekly blog and bi-monthly newsletter.
Janet has authored 9 books, including the highly acclaimed The Secret Side of Anger (endorsed by NY Times bestselling author, Dr. Bernie Siegel) and her most recent, The Great Truth: Shattering Life's Most Insidious Lies That Sabotage Your Happiness Along With the Revelation of Life's Sole Purpose (also endorsed by Dr. Siegel and NY Times bestselling author, Marci Shimoff).
Read what Marci Shimoff, New York Times bestselling author, says of Janet's latest book, The Great Truth; Shattering Life's Most Insidious Lies That Sabotage Your Happiness Along With the Revelation of Life's Sole Purpose:
"Janet dispels the lies and misconceptions many people have lived by and outlines a practical path to an extraordinary life beyond suffering. Written with honesty, clarity, sincerity, and humor, this book serves as a wonderful guide for anyone seeking a more enriching and fulfilling life.”
Dr. Bernie Siegel says, "All books of wisdom are meant to be read more than once. The Great Truth is one such book."
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Who's To Blame For Your Anger?
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ANGER: FIRE OR ICE?
It doesn't take much to anger some people. Even the most innocent comments can cause some tempers to flare. Innocuous situations can be misinterpreted leading to screaming matches, cursing, or physical altercations. In an instant, violence can erupt where calm once existed and destruction of property, injury to one's person, or psychological damage can occur. Patience, understanding, forgiveness, and compassion are replaced by personal entitlement and arrogance.
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The" Need" For Anger
I'd be hard-pressed to find someone who never got angry. Even Jesus expressed anger while here in the physical world. Not all anger is obvious nor acknowledged. Passive/aggressive anger, for instance, can go undetected by those experiencing or receiving it. Sarcasm, sabotage, ignoring someone, so-called constructive criticism are all forms of covert anger.
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To Fight or Not to Fight? That is the Question
Do you enjoy a good fight? I don't but I know some people who do. Regardless of who we are interacting with, differences of opinion, issues , and conflict will arise periodically. Some approach arguments with zest, others with great trepidation, and some avoid them at all costs. There are times when it is wise to circumvent the issue; other times they must be addressed head on. But is it possible to prevent a discussion from escalating into a full-blown fight? And how do you know when to proceed and when to simply walk away?
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Domestic Abuse: What Everyone Needs to Know
Domestic abuse is one of the most serious epidemics modern society faces today. With 1/3 of all women reporting incidences of violence in the home and/or in intimate relationships (this does not reflect the numbers that go unreported nor those of men being abused), no socio-economic group, nationality, gender or age is exempt from experiencing some form of cruelty in their relationships. Every day, in the US alone, three women (and one man) are murdered by their abusive partners.
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A NIGHT AT THE RACES
When I was younger I must have fallen asleep for twenty years like Rip Van Winkle. Then when I awoke, somewhere in adulthood, I noticed a most unusual evolving phenomenon: in a world where only two distinct races existed (black and white) there were now Hispanics, Asians, Latinos, and others. Over the next several decades, more and more groups of people were being classified as such. A recent internet search uncovered an anthropologist named Carleton S.
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The Silent Assassin
I read advice columns. I sometimes find valuable information that benefits me or I can pass along to others. At times I shake my head in awe at the nonsensical issues people seek advice about, like the biggest debate ever in Dear Abby’s history: which is the correct way to hang a roll of toilet paper - paper across the top or unde eath? Really? This is what people are conce ed with?
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IT'S NOT FAIR!
At one time or another, we've all complained that life isn't fair. Children do it all the time: Karen, who is older by two years, is allowed to stay up later than her younger siblings. They complain to dad that they're being treated unjustly, not realizing that at the same age her bedtime was thirty minutes earlier. As adults, we attribute this behavior to immaturity and expect that as children grow and develop this rationale will make way for a more judicious way of thinking . Sadly, many people carry this mind-set with them well into adulthood.
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Fatal Mistakes in Conflict Resolution
Few people I know like to the process of resolving disagreements. In fact, when they hear "conflict" they automatically equate it with fighting. Yet one is not comparable to the other. Conflict is simply two forces in opposition. Fighting is defined with such words as "violent, battle, combat, hostile encounter". Conflict resolution need not be hostile at all. In fact, there are many advantages to having disagreements with others. Our differences challenge us to see things from another perspective, to open our minds to new possibilities, to learn and grow.
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Why People Don't Get Along
Why is it so difficult for us to get along with one another? After all, we all have the same basic needs in life. We all want to be valued, to be acknowledged for the good that we do, to be treated fairly and given sufficient opportunities in life; we all want to be accepted as we are and to be loved in the same way. Aside from the packaging and our individual talents and goals, we are all basically the same. Yet it seems the majority of people fail to recognize our similarities and focus instead on our differences.
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The "SO - What" Method: Six Steps to Resolving Conflict
Conflict: two forces in opposition. Resolution: the process of finding a mutually satisfying solution. There's nothing threatening here yet for many they'd rather have a root canal rather than try to resolve a dispute. They either seek a quick departure or prepare themselves for an ugly battle. But conflict can be a very beneficial and productive force in any relationship if you have the proper skills and motives.
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"Who's To Blame For Your Anger?"
"Who's To Blame For Your Anger?" Have you ever noticed how angry people seem to be? They can fly off the handle for the least little thing. Insignificant events become valid excuses to lash out at someone or something. The damage they do can be irreparable. The pain they can cause others is ...
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THE 15 MINUTE CONFLICT RESOLUTION SOLUTION
I abhor arguing. It's a waste of precious time and energy and robs me of my serenity. Conflict, however, is horse of another color. Conflict occurs daily in each of our lives. It simply means that there is a disagreement, a difference of opinion. My husband and I engage in disputes on a regular basis yet interestingly enough have had fewer than five arguments in our eighteen year marriage. Unlike popular opinion, conflict is not synonymous with fighting. I'm willing to engage in a discussion but will never allow it to escalate into a battle.
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Anger 9-1-1 Radio
Weekly internet radio show. Live guests. Wed. 11 am EST. Tune in at www.Anger911.net. Click on the purple mic to listen live. Contact me to be a guest. "Emergency treatment for emotional wellness."
April 26, 2012
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Anger 9-1-1
http://www.PfeifferPowerSeminars.com
April 13, 2012
Favorite Quotes & Thoughts from Janet Pfeiffer
These are my personal philosophies that I live by. Each is my own original.
I hope you will find them of value and incorporate them into your life as well.
"We cannot be a world at peace If we are not a people of peace."
"The greatest reward for doing good is not what you get out of it…But rather who you become as a result of it."
"Those who seek the truth ask questions. Those who fear the truth make assumptions and judgements."
"Any task motivated by kindness and conce is effortless to perform."
"Peace is not the absence of fighting. Peace is the presence of kindness."
"Never allow another person’s bad behavior change who you are."
"Success is not only what you achieve when you reach you goal. But more importantly, who you become along the jou ey."
Formula For Success:
1. Give or do more than what is expected of you.
2. Expect less than what you’re entitled to.
3. Do it with a smile on your face and joy in your heart.
"Life is not about truth and reality. Life is about perception."
"Where your mind goes your life follows."
"When the power of love becomes more important than the love of power, the world will know peace."
"No Anger. Know Peace."
"Since the beginning of time, wars have been fought in an effort to bring about peace. Has it worked yet? Maybe fighting isn’t the answer."
"Begin each day by asking yourself the following question:“What one thing can I do today to make someone’s life better?”
"Life is not about making money. Life is about making a difference."
There are 4 types of people in the world:
1. those who MAKE things happen
2. those who WATCH things happen
3. those who WONDER what happened
4. and those who COMPLAIN when things happen.
Which one are you?
"The world is filled with problems and solutions. Which are you a part of?"
"Your life and who you are is the sum total of all your choices.Choose wisely!"
"In the end, it is not the size of your house or bank account that will matter, but rather the size of your heart."
"Maybe I was born different so that I could make a difference."
"Treat each person you meet as though they are the most important person in your life."
"When you encounter a difficult person, ask yourself, "What are they here to teach me?"
"Within every hardship lies the opportunity for greatness. Look beyond the surface for the gift within."
Contacting Janet Pfeiffer
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