4,465 Quotes About Psychology
- Author Tracy A Malone
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Life will always deliver problems, thankfully, there is always a solution to every problem. Your job is to solve the problem, absorb the lesson and move on.
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- Author Tracy A Malone
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Keep dreaming - when you have a dream, set goals on how to get there. When you work hard for your dreams it makes them that much better when they come true.
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- Author Daniel V Chappell
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The longer you desire something, the further the desire predicates upon your ability to obtain that thing than it does the thing itself.
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- Author Elena Ferrante
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I’ve never been in analysis. But it’s rare that one saves oneself from a rickety landing at the top of a building by throwing oneself down the stairwell.
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- Author Tracy A Malone
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When did my life go from a Hallmark movie to a Lifetime movie?
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- Author Tracy A Malone
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Recovery from emotional abuse is a unique journey for everyone. Start by controlling what you can, grab a hold of your new chapter. Learn to let go of the past, because you never really had control of that.
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- Author Robert L. Moore
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Jungians have found that in every man there is a feminine sub-personality called the Anima, made up of the feminine archetypes. And in every woman there is a masculine sub-personality called the Animus, made up of the masculine archetypes.
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- Author Erich Fromm
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Selfishness is not identical with self-love but with its very opposite. Selfishness is one kind of greediness. Like all greediness, it contains an insatiability, as a consequence of which there is never any real satisfaction. Greed is a bottomless pit which exhausts the person in an endless effort to satisfy the need without ever reaching satisfaction.
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- Author Michael Lewis
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Historians imposed false order upon random events, too, probably without even realizing what they were doing. Amos had a phrase for this. “Creeping determinism,” he called it—and jotted in his notes one of its many costs: “He who sees the past as surprise-free is bound to have a future full of surprises.
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