Learning the lessons on the difference between the use of ‘I think’ and ‘I feel’

Learning the lessons on the difference between the use of ‘I think’ and ‘I feel’
Learning the lessons on the difference between the use of ‘I think’ and ‘I feel’

In an age where clarity is crucial and communication is instantaneous, I found myself being careless with how I expressed myself. One common slip? Swapping “I think” and “I feel” as though they mean the same thing.

Saying “I think” suggests a rational belief or conclusion. It’s a cognitive claim, rooted in logic, observation or experience. “I feel,” on the other hand, describes an emotional state. …