It also leads to the adoption of behaviors and procedures that are more likely to lead to repeating successes. Their decisions are based more on reason and judgement and less on emotion. This doesn't mean they aren't emotional, but rather that they have the ability to separate emotion from reason when it comes to making business decisions. Moreover, not letting their thinking be clouded by emotions doesn't mean they don't rely on their intuition. Intuition and emotion are two very different things.
Intuition relates to insight and inspiration, while emotion describes a psychological reaction.
They are more creative and innovative in their approach to business. In particular, they are better able to grasp the key elements of one situation and see how it could be adapted or applied to other situations. They actually seem to seek out situations which challenge their thinking and force them to think outside the box. One of my biggest frustrations are people who believe that if an example isn't put in terms of their specific enterprise or their specific geographic region then it isn't relevant to their situation. Many of the best ideas and opportunities will often come from outside your own environment and from outside agriculture for that matter.