Separation

Emotions and Reason. The two seem to be polar opposites in many respects, particularly when considering decisions, choices, actions to be made in the course of a day. In certain instances, it becomes particularly important to separate the two, to learn to work without allowing emotions to get in the way.

Without thinking about emotions, without allowing thoughts of people, or messes, or lies get in the way...that's how work gets done best. That's the one way to really ensure everything gets done in a timely fashion, gets done well, and gets done without interference from things that don't pertain. That's how to do it.

Only problem with that statement remains that there is no answer to the question. How? How to enforce that separation? How to break down the mind into reasons and emotions? How to separate it all and make it work the right way? I don't know. That's what I want to find out. That's what's on my mind right now, that's what I want to make sense of.

So I apologize for the low quality of this post, for the irrationality that is this nonsense I'm pretending to call writing. But I'm thinking, and there's a lot floating around right now, and I can't separate reason from my emotions. For now, I'm sitting down to just think it out and not write any of it. Maybe when it makes more sense, I'll be able to neatly sum it up.