DAILY INNOVATION BRIEF by Maryanne Kane, Journalist
D A ILY INNOVATION BRIEF By Journalists Edward Kane & Marya nne Kane HOW TO ACHIEVE YOUR GOALS - GET ANGRY Source: Stock A new study from Texas A&M indicates that getting angry may help achieve your goals. Sheer willpower, attitude and a powerful desire to win have certainly fueled some of the world's greatest athletes like QB12 Tom Brady. Now new scientific research shows that when people are angry, they try harder to achieve their goals. No way of knowing if some well-channeled anger was a part of Brady's winning mix. But, apparently, anger when properly channeled can help people to succeed. Here's what we know: Getting angry seems to make people try harder People seem to be programmed to respond to anger by taking action to overcome it The Texas A&M study involved 1,000 volunteers and was published in the Journal of Personality an