Reframing Anger Summit Presentation
Wait—What Is My Anger Trying to Tell Me?
October 1, 2026 - October 30, 2026
About the Presentation
What your anger is revealing about the life you’re ready to change.
Anger is often treated like something to control, hide, or get rid of.
But what if your anger is actually trying to tell you something?
In Anger Knows First, Kim Groshek explores what can happen when you stop pushing through, stop pretending everything is fine, and start paying attention to what your anger may be revealing.
Sometimes anger shows up before you are ready to admit that something is no longer working. A relationship. A role. A responsibility. A pattern. A way of living that you have outgrown.
Instead of asking, “How do I make this feeling go away?” you’ll learn to ask a more useful question:
“What is this anger trying to show me?”
This conversation will help you look beneath the emotion, recognize what may need to change, and identify the one decision that can begin moving you forward.
>>What You’ll Walk Away With
You’ll discover how to:
* Recognize when anger is pointing to something deeper.* Stop automatically pushing through what is no longer working.* Separate the emotion from the real issue underneath it.* Notice where you may be overgiving, tolerating, or ignoring what you already know.* Turn frustration into useful information instead of letting it control you.* Identify the **one decision** that could begin creating movement.* Leave with a clearer sense of what needs your attention now.
You do not have to have your whole life figured out.
Sometimes you just need to listen to what your anger already knows.
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About Kim Groshek
Kim Groshek is a Top-Tier Business Coach, Architect of Strategic Stillness, and trusted partner for visionary leaders who are ready to turn emotional patterns, uncertainty, and overwhelm into clarity, confidence, and meaningful action.
For over two decades, Kim has helped entrepreneurs, executives, and leaders recognize the hidden patterns that keep them stuck between what they desire and what they actually create. Through her unique approach combining strategic clarity, emotional awareness, storytelling, and focused action, she helps people move from reaction to intentional leadership.
Kim is the author of multiple books and creator of transformational experiences designed to help leaders stop carrying the weight of their business alone and build success with greater alignment, purpose, and freedom.
Her work explores how unprocessed emotions—including frustration, fear, disappointment, and anger—can silently influence decisions, communication, relationships, and business growth. By learning to understand emotions instead of suppress them, leaders can transform emotional energy into wisdom, courage, and aligned action.