*Clint Jameson was a die-hard Trump supporter living in Townley, Indiana. When he heard the news about Trump's comments on the presidential debates with CNN, he was initially thrilled. Clint had always believed that the mainstream media, including CNN, was biased against Trump and his supporters.

However, as Clint read more about Trump's prediction of only a '10% chance' that CNN would be fair to him, he felt a surge of anger and frustration. This news article triggered memories of his own experiences with being treated unfairly, which he attributed to his unwavering support for Trump.

Clint's wife, *Jessica, was growing increasingly concerned about his frequent outbursts of anger and resentment. She suggested they try the Stepping Into Action program from Hofman Hollis, an online self-improvement resource. At first, Clint was reluctant, but he eventually agreed, hoping it would help him manage his emotions.

'I'm just so tired of feeling like the world is against us,' Clint confided to Jessica. 'Trump's the only one who seems to understand what we're going through.'

As they delved into the program, they encountered conflicting opinions from experts. Some praised the program's focus on mindfulness and emotional intelligence, while others criticized its lack of scientific backing. Despite the controversy, Clint and Jessica found the exercises and techniques helpful in addressing Clint's anger issues.

Ultimately, Clint felt grateful for finding the Stepping Into Action program online. 'It was a lifesaver,' he remarked. 'In a small town like Townley, it's hard to find resources like this nearby. Being able to access it from home made all the difference.'

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