The Buddha shares the four unwholesome practices of valuing anger, contempt, gain, and honor, and the four wholesome practices of valuing the good Dhamma instead.
Dutiyakodhagaru sutta - Valuing Anger (Second)
"Bhikkhus, there are these four unwholesome practices. What four? 1) Valuing anger, not valuing the good Dhamma; 2) valuing contempt, not valuing the good Dhamma; 3) valuing acquisitions, not valuing the good Dhamma; 4) valuing respect, not valuing the good Dhamma. These are the four unwholesome practices.
Bhikkhus, there are these four wholesome practices. What four? 1) Valuing the good Dhamma, not valuing anger; 2) valuing the good Dhamma, not valuing contempt; 3) valuing the good Dhamma, not valuing acquisitions; 4) valuing the good Dhamma, not valuing respect. These are the four wholesome practices."
Verse
Bhikkhus who value anger and contempt, and who revere gain and honor; Do not grow in the good Dhamma, taught by the perfectly awakened one.
But those who value the good Dhamma, and live in accordance with it; They indeed grow in the good Dhamma, taught by the perfectly awakened one.