Happy Thursday!
I bet you’ve heard a lot of people telling you throughout the years to take emotion out of the decision-making process. Some claim emotions persuade us to do things that often override common sense.
However, ignoring your emotions can cut you off from a huge amount of useful information if you can engage them intelligently…
Taking emotions out of the picture means your mind is focused on the small stuff that may not matter and reaching important decisions will take much more time than you and your loved ones can afford.
For example, moving from one part of the world to another may make good financial sense but it could harm your relationships with the extended family you’re leaving behind.
Do you focus solely on the financial spreadsheet or do you consider the emotional repercussions when you make that final decision to move or not too?
If you don’t take emotions of the people involved with that decision into account, you’re not making rational choices, one of many gems you’ll learn in this blog/vlog except from my recent Living 4D conversation with former U.S. Navy Special Warfare Combatant Craft Crewman (SWCC) Craig Weller.
It doesn’t mean there won’t be times you’ll be stressing out on making important decisions, but you’ll be making informed, heart-centered choices and doing it a lot faster too.
If you enjoy this video excerpt, I hope you’ll listen to my entire conversation with Craig on my Living 4D website.
Love and chi,
Paul
