“Imagine having an active mind trapped inside a body that is entirely paralyzed except for the ability to move your eyes sideways and blink your eyelids. A few people are living in this nightmare, called Locked-In Syndrome. A mere millimeter… — Marti Olsen Laney Copy Share
“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 your eyelids. A few people are living in this nightmare, called Locked-In Syndrome. A mere millimeter makes the difference between ending up in a coma (unconscious) or in Locked-In Syndrome (conscious). Both are caused by trauma… — Marti Olsen Laney Copy Share
“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
