"Anger is a momentary madness, so control your passion or it will control you." Horace. In this episode we discuss anger as an emotional baggage, and how to deal with it.

I could have, should have...Regret makes one live in the past, and blinds their eyes to what is, and and what could be. In this episode we discuss how to deal with regret as an emotional baggage.

Guilt can be a very evil emotion. It can make you imagine things that aren't really there. It can enslave you to your past. In this episode we discuss how guilt, as an emotional baggage, can adversely affect a romantic relationship. We also discuss how to deal with it.

Fear is one of the most essential human emotions. It triggers our survival instinct...But when we fail to heal from a traumatic experience, fear can become a foe. In this episode we discuss fear as a type of emotional baggage, and how one can overcome it.

A continuation and summary of last week's episode.

In this episode we discuss what emotional baggage can result from a dysfunctional family.

Unresolved emotional baggage has the capacity to sabotage relationships, and it will definitely do so. In this episode we discuss and identify signs that show that a relationship is being sabotaged.

We collect a lot of emotional junk as we go through life from words said or unsaid, actions done or not done, expectations that were never met, and many other things - and all this piles up to be a wall of offense to progress. In this episode we briefly discuss the significance of emotions and define the phrase "emotional baggage".

A continuation of the discussion on Servant Leadership

In this episode we discuss the style of leadership that Jesus taught by precept and example - servant leadership.