Quote by Thomas S. Monson

Anger does not solve anything; it builds nothing.

Anger does not solve anything; it builds nothing.

Summary

This quote highlights the futility of anger as a solution to problems. It suggests that instead of resolving issues or creating something positive, anger only leads to destruction and conflict. By emphasizing the unproductive nature of anger, the quote encourages individuals to seek alternate ways of resolving conflicts and building a better future.

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Life Self Help Anger Inspirational Religous

By Thomas S. Monson

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