That there isn't much/anything outside of rationality, so what you should be doing, is get better at being rational / make more rational decisions. This applies

That there isn't much/anything outside of rationality, so what you should be doing, is get better at being rational / make more rational decisions. This applies to interaction with other people (what kind of interactions should you have), what you should be doing or not doing, etc. I feel there are many (silly/unreasonable/invalid) reasons why people oppose to being more rational. One could be thinking that being too rational is inhumane or that they "just don't care". Both cases should be alarming to oneself. Edit: What I'm trying to say is that: 1) If you look back, what you appraise are the well-thought decisions you made in most cases; 2) What's between these well-thought decisions are often more clutter than there should be, and in the end you end up making the rational decision anyway. You're just often postponing it; 3) Being rational is not often an energy intensive decision, but there are other factors (faults that are in the field of your general rational decision making, fears/lack of tuning your machinery/proneness to procrastination etc.); 4) All of these previous faults fall into the category of self-conscious behavior / betterment of your self-consciousness, which both are in the field of rationality... what's the core realization/ignition for the beginning of this process? Maybe it's that there's not much outside of rationality, and that "all you are" is a direct result of your rationality.