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Emotions are an integral part of human decision-making and should be acknowledged and incorporated, rather than dismissed, for more effective and well-rounded choices.
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This article is a commentary on a previous essay by the author's colleague, which argued that emotions have no place in good decision-making. The author, a counselor, finds this view disconcerting and aims to provide a counterpoint.
The author acknowledges that while reason and logic are important, emotions also play a crucial role in human decision-making. Emotions can provide valuable insights, guide our values and priorities, and help us make more holistic and nuanced choices. The author argues that dismissing emotions as "unhelpful human whims" is misguided and that a balance between reason and feelings is necessary for effective decision-making.
The author suggests that by recognizing and incorporating emotions, we can make more well-rounded and thoughtful decisions that consider both the logical and the emotional aspects of a situation. This balanced approach can lead to more satisfying and impactful choices in both personal and professional contexts.
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"As a counsellor, I find it disconcerting when I see people treat emotions as unhelpful human whims that have no place in good decision-making."