Feelings, more than thought, drive human beings to action, since, by nature, feelings always want to express themselves in actions

"Feelings, more than thought, drive human beings to action, since, by nature, feelings always want to express themselves in actions. Here is an example from daily life: a man thinks about a woman. If he has no feelings for her, he will let her be. But if feelings suddenly arise, and since feelings do not wait, they will urge him to meet this woman immediately, buy her flowers and kiss her, etc.
Feelings command action. Of course, actions can always be carried out, driven solely by the intellect or reasoning. But even if motives are absolutely clear, just, and noble, if the heart has no say in it, actions lack conviction. However, it is not recommended to act by feelings alone, because this can have very bad consequences. For our daily lives, therefore, it is very important that we distinguish the nature of thought from the nature of feelings. Now that this is clear, the best thing for you to do is to search for the best thoughts, the best projects, so that feelings will always support them."