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Some of our worst decisions began with something that felt incredibly appealing. A relationship. An opportunity. A purchase. A desire. In the moment, it seemed right—maybe even irresistible. But why is it that the things with the strongest emotional pull can make it so difficult to see where they’re actually taking us? And how do we know when what feels like a green light should really make us stop and pay attention?
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