When You Vote in Political Elections, Emotion ALWAYS Wins
We vote emotionally, not logically
One of the many things I stress in my business seminars is this ironclad rule of advertising.
When logic and emotion come into conflict — Emotion always wins.
We are emotional beings, and we don’t always think logically but always think emotionally.
We base our decisions on how those decisions will make us feel, not whether they are logical.
We make emotional decisions and then create a logical argument to support that decision.
Emotions Direct Our Lives
If you don’t believe my ironclad rule, you can take me to the grocery store and show me the dead mouse or bird cat food.
Wouldn’t that be logical?
My cat brings both in the house all the time to the shrieking of my wife and for me to do something about it.
Unfortunately, the cat just doesn’t seem to get it.
We make decisions on how those decisions make us feel. You need no other proof than the last hearings on Capitol Hill to decide the next two Supreme Court Justices.
We embrace that position if we “feel” the individual party’s testimony is credible.