Should emotional benefits also be considered in business deals?

[Min George]

There are some business deals that don't just make sense financially but soothes our emotions. An example is working for your religion as a volunteer, free or charge. I think most religious adherents would feel good about it.

As humans are there times that we should consider deals that don't have real financial benefits but emotional benefits?

 

[Trush Jodie]

I think there should be some level of emotional satisfaction that you derive from every business deal that you enter. Peace of mind is important too.

 

[eLdavis]

At the end of the day, you are in it to make profit, so even if there should be some level of emotional satisfaction, always ensure you won't run at a loss.

 

[kit_hung]

I think there should be some level of emotional satisfaction that you derive from every business deal that you enter. Peace of mind is important too.

You have clearly stated that business is not just about pursuing economic interests; it's also about psychological satisfaction and inner peace. Every transaction that brings you a sense of accomplishment and fulfillment has a significant impact on your motivation and the longevity of your career. If you lack this satisfaction, you may find yourself easily fatigued or making poor decisions. Therefore, it is crucial to evaluate the value of a transaction from the perspective of your growth and well-being. It is this balance that makes business activities meaningful and sustainable.

 

[aninditasen]

There are some business deals that don't just make sense financially but soothes our emotions. An example is working for your religion as a volunteer, free or charge. I think most religious adherents would feel good about it.

As humans are there times that we should consider deals that don't have real financial benefits but emotional benefits?

In India doing for our religion is no business. We call that donation or service to religion.

 

[King Belieal]

If a business deal is juicy, but would make you feel bad afterwards, it is the best decision to avoid such a business deal.

 

[Augusta]

Emotional benefits provide customers with a positive feeling when they purchase or use a particular brand. So emotions should be considered