5 Signs Your Emotions Are Running Your Life

 



Short Story

Man driving down a road
Woman driving up same road
Woman yells out the window, PIG!
Man yells out the window BITCH!
Man turns corner and crashes into a HUGE PIG 
in the middle of the road and DIES.

End of Story

  1. You say things you regret when upset

  2. You make decisions to “feel better” short-term

  3. You avoid hard conversations

  4. Your productivity drops when your mood drops

  5. You blame feelings instead of fixing habits

Emotions are real.
But they make terrible leaders.

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