Sorry, my reply must have been lost

Everyone has emotions working in their decision making process, some obvious and recognized, some not, but they are found if you look.    Those that ignore their emotions run a real risk of mental, emotional problems that could range from mild to .... the unthinkable.  I'm had such a problem, at time where challenges exceeded my ability to handle them alone.  (it involved death and loss), but I knew enough to seek help.  It was a valuable lesson for me.

It's  important to recognize our emotional component to most decision making.(not be ruled by them).   I think a balance of  our emotions and intellect is our challenge.*   ( It's an ancient understanding actually, wisdom expressed in many ways throughout history).  *Some very imbalanced people made huge contributions to civilization as well.

If you like to read, check out a books/articles on Emotional Intelligence.    There are even some free survey's if you want to check to your tendency.