For Unemotional Decisions Wait 24 Hours for the Emotion to Wash Off

For Unemotional Decisions Wait 24 Hours for the Emotion to Wash Off - (6084)

Unemotional decisions are the best ones to make.

When we are unemotional, this is our most stable state and in that state we have access to a certain knowing within us that allows us to know if we can uphold the consequences of the decision no matter what they are. This knowing makes us to stand on steady grounds within us.

When we are unemotional we are not going to change so much and we are not going to regret them or make the wrong decision.

Unemotional decisions are also more conscious.

Emotional decisions are usually always the ones that we regret later. Emotional decisions are when we decide based on an intense emotion and then when the emotion subsides we don't feel the same and we regret the decision.

Unemotional decisions are best as they also carry the benefit of being well thought out - with our intellectual centre having done it's work.

The advantage of making unemotional decisions is that our response to the results of the decision are balanced. We're reasonably pleased when they go well because we knew they would and when they fall short we have some expectation of that and so it is not so disappointing.

To make unemotional decisions just wait 24 hours before deciding or setting the decision into motion.

Twenty Four hours is enough time for most intense emotion to subside and the reality to come more into view.

The emotional centre is the one that can cloud our perception of reality the most.

The general rule is that when we are very emotional we are not seeing reality straight as it is.

End (6084).

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