I will never forget a mail reply that I received from a colleague. The reply said, " Oh, you have feelings? I am not interested in your feelings. Just tell me what you think about it". Feeling vs thinking. Heart vs the head. Is feeling at work wrong? When should one feel vs think? Should one think what he feels or feel what he thinks? Whats good for the brand? Feeling or thinking?
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