“Freud’s theoretical differences with Adler and Jung ended in bitterness. The three parted company and each went his own way. At that point, Freud began to use the concept of introversion as a negative, implying a turning inward away from… — Marti Olsen Laney Copy Share Image
“Freud’s theoretical differences with Adler and Jung ended in bitterness. The three parted company and each went his own way. At that point, Freud… — Marti Olsen Laney Copy Share Image
“It was dimly lit with very few other people—just about my pace of excitement.” — Marti Olsen Laney Copy Share Image
“The second difference between the introvert and the extrovert is how they experience external stimulation. Extroverts like to experience a lot, and introverts like… — Marti Olsen Laney Copy Share Image
“Imagine having an active mind trapped inside a body that is entirely paralyzed except for the ability to move your eyes sideways and blink… — Marti Olsen Laney Copy Share Image
“The introvert is pressured daily, almost from the moment of awakening, to respond and conform to the outer world.” — Marti Olsen Laney Copy Share Image
“Having people in different optimal environments increases the chances of survival of the human race as a whole. It is nature's way to preserve… — Marti Olsen Laney Copy Share Image
“If we cannot now end our differences, at least we can help make the world safe for diversity. —John F. Kennedy” — Marti Olsen Laney Copy Share Image
“Many introverts don't feel as if they know enough about a subject until they know almost everything.” — Marti Olsen Laney Copy Share Image
“Maybe being oneself is always an acquired taste. —PATRICIA HAMPL” — Marti Olsen Laney Copy Share Image
“For introverts who have a high level of internal activity, anything coming from the outside raises their intensity level index quickly. It’s kind of… — Marti Olsen Laney Copy Share Image
“Children are like wet cement. Whatever falls on them makes an impression. —Haim Ginott” — Marti Olsen Laney Copy Share Image
