How to work for someone with anger management issues 
Define what anger is. 
It is important to understand what anger is if you have to deal with it in an angry boss every day. When you understand it, it is easier to control and respond to.

OPTIONS:
- For example, one definition of anger explains it as an emotion that can vary in intensity. You may see someone a bit irritated, and that is a form of low-intensity anger.
- Anger is a side effect of either drugs addiction, antidepressants, or meltdowns. Addicts tend to feel anger more if they don't understand why they are feeling it.
- Never plan a response that is too angry to handle. It is not as helpful as playing cold turkey if you are not prepared to deal with it.
- Understand anger is an emotion that can be expressed in many forms. It is tied to breathing, so breathing and talking is good for your body and mind, and is what allows the release of energy and a sense of power.

For example, one definition of anger explains it as an emotion that can vary in intensity. You may see someone a bit irritated, and that is a form of low-intensity anger.

How to get along with a friend that always wants to fight 
Pause and ground yourself. 
If you notice a fight coming on or you find yourself reacting to something your friend says, take a moment and find some peace. Take a few deep breaths and remind yourself not to react.

OPTIONS:
- Remember that you may not be in charge of what other people do or say, but you are in charge of your actions and reactions. Use an affirmation such as, " i choose how i respond to other people, and i choose to be peaceful right now.
- Even if you're in an argument you need to find a middle ground and that's what you want to accomplish. If you find yourself doing this, release whatever emotion you're feeling.
- Yelling or freaking out over something unrelated will only make things worse and be less likely to get you both in trouble later on. If you notice yourself reacting to something that is happening and fighting in order to get the attention of a friend, take a little break from your conversation for a moment and approach a different area of the conversation.
- Acknowledge your friend's disrespect. Even if they aren't intentionally being disrespectful, you should acknowledge that.

Remember that you may not be in charge of what other people do or say, but you are in charge of your actions and reactions. Use an affirmation such as, " i choose how i respond to other people, and i choose to be peaceful right now.

A man on the dock hands a rope to a water skier. a

OPTIONS:
- man on a horse is tied to a rope and the water skier takes off.
- skier dives into the ocean, hitting a wave and reeling up immediately.
- group of people hold a boat up to the dock as they raft down water like a child.
- person water skis and does jumps over ramps in the water of a lake.

person water skis and does jumps over ramps in the water of a lake.

How to apply foundation on oily skin 
Look for a foundation that matches your skin tone. 
Before you apply foundation, you should make sure it matches your skin tone. Always test foundation in natural light, rather than in store lighting, so you can be sure it is a perfect match.

OPTIONS:
- Read the setting instructions on your foundation bottle. Depending on your skin type, your foundation might come with certain setting instructions or bottle labels.
- You should also test the shade on the side of your face, between your nose and the side of your cheek. Try to test three samples of foundation that range from lighter to darker shades.
- Pick a foundation that matches your skin tone precisely. A brown or caramel foundation works well for oily skin.
- Generally, foundation should be spf 3 to 6. If you have fair skin, try getting bronzer or yogurt-like foundation that is spf 30.


You should also test the shade on the side of your face, between your nose and the side of your cheek. Try to test three samples of foundation that range from lighter to darker shades.