Mma Ramotswe reflects on the nature of anger and its fleeting presence in her life. Although she experiences anger occasionally, it fades quickly. This awareness stems from advice given by her father, Obed Ramotswe, who likened anger to salt applied to wounds – it only exacerbates pain. She finds solace in this perspective, recognizing anger's futility and the need for positive emotional management.
This teaching resonates deeply with Mma Ramotswe, as...