Victory Anger Management

12/06/2025

Wise Choices Shape Your Response to Anger and Lead to Personal Success Gaining Victories in Your Life One Decision at a Time.

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11/06/2025

A recent study from Columbia University suggests that children who have dinner with their family at least four times a week tend to perform better academically. Regular family meals provide opportunities for communication, emotional bonding, and parental engagement, which can positively influence a child’s learning habits. These shared meals also create structured routines that promote discipline and consistency in daily life. Additionally, family dinners offer a supportive environment for discussing schoolwork and encouraging curiosity and critical thinking. Overall, the practice of eating together strengthens both social and cognitive skills in children.

11/03/2025

Unlock your potential today by visiting our website for valuable insights that can transform your life. Discover the tools and resources designed to help you make better decisions and manage your emotions effectively. victoryangermanagement.com

11/03/2025

Always remember every decision we make is a choice. Making decisions based on what's best for us in any situation will give us daily victories. victoryangermanagement.com

Unlock your potential today by visiting our website for valuable insights that can transform your life. Discover the tools and resources designed to help you make better decisions and manage your emotions effectively. victoryangermanagement.com

09/18/2025

It's that time of year again. Victory Anger Management is starting their sock drive. Every year we collect new socks, hats, gloves, and scarfs for the homeless. Our donations are divided up between several charities in the Fredericksburg VA area. Over the last two years we have donated over 1500 pairs of socks in addition to hundreds of hats and other outer wear. You can message us for more information. 2 Corinthians 9:6-7 - The Cheerful Giver

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09/05/2025

A covenant from God is a solemn promise and agreement, often with specified terms, made between God and people through which God promises to bless them in return for their obedience. Key examples in the Bible include the covenants with Noah (no more floods), Abraham (descendants, land), Moses (Law), David (eternal kingdom), and the New Covenant through Jesus Christ, which offers forgiveness and a restored relationship with God

08/30/2025

As you work to make one or many areas of your life better, there is a powerful principle you can use called “The Consistency Effect,” which is simply, “Small things done consistently, over time, lead to big things.”
Commitment and motivation are good; they can get you to the starting line. They can set your intention. But consistency will get you to the finish line. You can change your life with small, consistent steps in the right direction (discipline).

Small things, done consistently over time, lead to big things. What are the small things you can do daily to make big changes in your life? Where will your potential weaknesses be?
Analyze the five areas of your life: financial, relational, physical, work, and spiritual. Where within these areas could you do things better?

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08/29/2025

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08/28/2025

Simple does not mean easy. Some of the simplest things in the world are, in fact, the most challenging. Simple doesn't mean quick; some of the simplest things take the longest time to accomplish. Simple doesn't mean comfortable. Sometimes Progress will make us more uncomfortable before we get comfortable. Simple doesn't mean neat. Sometimes the process can be messy.
Here's what I've learned: we only change when the pain of the status quo becomes greater than the pain of making a change. When our road to change is difficult, know it's not more difficult than staying where you are.
Simple does not mean easy. Some of the simplest things in the world are, in fact, the most challenging. Simple doesn't mean quick; some of the simplest things take the longest time to accomplish. Simple doesn't mean comfortable. Sometimes Progress will make us more uncomfortable before we get comfortable. Simple doesn't mean neat. Sometimes the process can be messy.

Here's what I've learned: we only change when the pain of the status quo becomes greater than the pain of making a change. When our road to change is difficult, know it's not more difficult than staying where you are.

Send a message to learn more