How to Get Revenge on Your Enemies

Using anger and frustration as motivation.

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As I write this it’s Monday, the beginning of a new week.

For those of you who follow me and my writing, you will know that I’m a pretty laid back and positive type of person.

I can almost always find the good in any situation.

So, when Monday rolls around each week I’m usually excited, full of hope for the week ahead and ready to get after it.

Well, not today.

Today I’m angry, full of frustration.

There is a fire raging deep within and it’s dying to be set free. Pleading to be unleashed in a whirlwind of chaos.

But it shall remain under my control.

As much as I wish to spew venom in all directions, taking aim at those that have caused these deep-seated emotions, I won’t.

There are days when we all feel such anger within. Entrenched with rage.

Days when going on a crazed, emotional fuelled rampage is only moments away.

All it takes is one ill-thought-out comment or the action of another and you will erupt with all the vigour of a mega-colossal reading on the…