It is fascinating how you highlight that, while knowledge can guide us to make informed decisions, emotions, especially anxiety, can cloud our judgment. This interplay between logic and emotion is a classic struggle that many face.
The emphasis you place on understanding the root of anxiety in order to make clear decisions is a valuable insight. Also, the perspective you share that "perfect decisions" are a mix of self-interest and empathy is refreshing.
The mention of irresponsible decisions stemming from laziness or lack of self-improvement is a stark reminder that our choices, good or bad, shape how we are perceived. I have seen firsthand how decisions, both at the personal and organizational level, can have cascading effects. This article serves as a reminder that decision making is a skill that requires continuous introspection, learning and balance between head and heart.
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