It is the heart, more than reason, that feeds our motivation, strength and energy to excel in quality rather than in quantity. It is the heart, more than reason, that makes us passionate about a task; that pushes us to finish it with enthusiasm and vigor. It is the heart, more than reason, that warns us not to monotonously follow the cultural models of the day. It is the heart, more than reason that brings us well-being and serenity. Reason can bring us dissatisfaction and unhappiness, even if we are apparently doing all that we should.