The heat of the moment is a powerful, dangerous thing. We all know this. If we’re happy, we may be overly generous. Maybe we leave a big tip, or buy a boat. If we’re irritated, we may snap. Maybe we rifle off that nasty e-mail to the boss, or punch someone. And for that fleeting second, we feel great. But the regret—and the consequences of that decision—may last years, a whole career, or even a lifetime.
At least the regret will serve us well, right? Lesson learned—maybe.
Maybe not.
Content: Article
Author: Dan Ariely
Source: Harvard Business Review
Subject: Organizational Behavior
Author: Dan Ariely
Source: Harvard Business Review
Subject: Organizational Behavior
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