"私たちの感情はそれ自体の心を持っており合理的な心とは独立して意見を持つことができる。"
— Daniel Goleman
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Sometimes our feelings act on their own, separate from our logical thinking. For example, you might get really angry about something minor, even if you know it's not a big deal. Your head tells you to stay calm, but your heart doesn’t listen. This happens because emotions and logic are like two different parts of us. They don't always agree. Understanding this can help you recognize when your emotions are taking over, and it might be easier to control them. Next time you feel upset or overly excited, try to pause and check if your feelings match the facts. This way, you can make better decisions.
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