We can never fully know what it’s like to be in other people's shoes until we experience it ourselves, so it’s important that we learn to empathize with others when they act on their emotions.

If you let your emotions control you, the one who will suffer the most will be yourself.

If you tend to act on your emotions, you are always doing what everybody generally does—letting one’s emotions determine who they are. It’s one habit that a leader shouldn’t cultivate.

Emotions of flesh, intellect of mind, and conscience of one’s spirit are at war day and night. But whatever your flesh and mind may say, you must learn to always let your spirit decide things in the end. That’s how you fight a good fight, at least in your own eyes.