The Power of Anger

About the Book

Some feelings cannot be avoided, but the effect those feelings have on us, however, can be controlled and avoided. This book serves as a guide to control those feelings that stop us from achieving our potential—anger, doubts, and guilt. Anger is a sensation that all and sundry, at several moments in life, has felt from the time we are born to when we die. To few, it has been a constructive foundation, and to many, it has been a destructive one. This book enables readers to know who they are vis-à-vis this emotion and to what extend it affects them and their surroundings. It unveils the unconscious negative power of anger over self and enables the reader to start handling this emotion from a different angle of positivity and motivation. The book, which is based on real-life experiences, should push a reader who has self-doubts to build confidence, courage, and determination to forge on with conceived ambitions no matter what others say or the circumstances and difficulties that come with it.

About the Author

Ms. Lidwine Meffo is a Cameroonian by birth and now an American citizen who is fluent in French and English. She holds an MBA in Project Management from Devry University and MS in Psychology from the Montclair. She is currently preparing for her PhD in Leadership and Management at Rutgers University. As a philanthropist with an holistic view in human development, She created her non-profit Organization named ‘The Smiling Foundation’ since 2016 which promotes Human Rights and Humanitarian Action in the fields of education, health, agriculture and women equality in the African Continent. Ms Lidwine is currently engaged in Library Construction projects in 22 African countries. Her project “Education for All” has been crucial for The Smiling foundation as it opened partnerships in Tunisia, Morocco and Cameroon to meet her objectives. Some successfully established programs are: Women Empowerment Conferences at the United Nations, workshops in Tunisia with Union Des Leaders Africans (ULA); Women Empowerment Initiatives in Marrakech; allocation of basic necessities and sanitation products to over 1,200 women present at workshops in Bamenda; Organization of Gala in Yaoundé and Douala for fundraisers destined for school supplies at the New Destiny Orphanage. It has been her call working with several world leaders and officials to discuss necessary actions to be taken for the betterment of Africa and contribution to the attainment of the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030. Her overall vision for the economic and sustainable development of Africa in particular has greatly increased while working with the United Nations Organization. In the midst of all mentioned, she enjoys aesthetics and fashion. She owns her fashion salon named MEFFASHION in New Jersey since 2000 and two others in Gambia and Senegal. Ms Lidwine is greatly committed to the course of seeing a sustainable development in Africa and more of her exploits can be seen on www.thesmilingfoundation.com .