Are You Thinking with Your Head or Heart? 

We often hear the phrase “think with your head, not with your heart,” but is that always the best way to make decisions? How do we decide which to choose when faced with a difficult choice? Should our emotions guide us, or should we rely on rationality and logic? This blog post will explore both sides of the debate and try to find a balance between thinking with your head and your heart. 

The Benefits of Thinking with Your Head: 

When you think with your head, you use logic and reasoning to make decisions. This can be beneficial in many ways; for example, it allows you to take an unbiased approach to problem-solving and helps you avoid rash decisions. Thinking with your head can also help you to make informed decisions based on facts and evidence rather than relying solely on your feelings. Additionally, it enables you to consider all possible outcomes before coming to conclusions. 

The Benefits of Thinking with Your Heart: 

Thinking with your heart involves using your emotions and intuition when making decisions. This can also be beneficial in many ways; for example, it allows you to connect with your inner values and beliefs, providing clarity and insight into how you should proceed. It also helps you remain open-minded, allowing yourself to feel all the emotions associated with a particular situation before making a decision. Furthermore, thinking with your heart enables you to act on your instincts and trust that you’re making the right choice for yourself. 

Finding a balance between thinking with your head and your heart when making decisions is crucial. The key is to understand the benefits of both approaches and recognize when each is most appropriate, depending on the situation. By understanding the value of both systems and finding a way to integrate them into your decision-making process, you can ensure that you make informed choices that will ultimately benefit you in the long run.

Do you have a hard time making decisions? 

Hypnosis can help you sort out the many Pros and Cons in the process. Your subconscious always has the correct answer for you.