Today’s rule:Feelings are information — not grounds for renegotiation.
After a decision is made, emotions often arrive late and try to reopen it.
That’s not intuition.
That’s emotional re-litigation.
Today’s practice:When emotion appears after a decision, quietly say:
Noted.
This does not reopen the decision.
No fixing the feeling.
No explaining it.
No re-arguing the choice.
Optional: Use the Emotional Closure Sheet if it helps you notice and decline renegotiation.
You are not suppressing emotion.
You are removing its authority.