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Therapy knows that there are few loving mothers who do not, at points, wish their babies dead. And few respectful, affectionate children who do not fantasize that their parents might be annihilated, if only for a while. It knows, too, that it’s wholly normal to love someone and fantasize about having sex with someone else; or to completely forget w
... See moreAlain de Botton • A Therapeutic Journey
way to protect yourself from pain is to not get emotionally involved too quickly.
Ellen Fein • All the Rules
Make a Decision: Tigger or Eeyore
Jeffrey Zaslow • The Last Lecture
your life is more important than you,
Brianna Wiest • 101 Essays That Will Change The Way You Think
The joy of being observed ran so deep that Breuer believed the real pain of old age, bereavement, outliving one’s friends, was the absence of scrutiny—the horror of living an unobserved life.
Irvin D. Yalom • When Nietzsche Wept: A Novel Of Obsession
“You should look for a chemistry that’s a six or seven and a compatibility that’s a nine,”
Lori Gottlieb • Mr Good Enough: The case for choosing a Real Man over holding out for Mr Perfect
That last line is important. “Medicine is a complex profession and the interactions between physicians and patients are also complex.” You know what profession is the same? Financial advice. I can’t tell you what to do with your money, because I don’t know you.
Morgan Housel • The Psychology of Money: Timeless lessons on wealth, greed, and happiness
The funny thing is, most of us aren’t single because of how we look or what we weigh, our level of education or job description, or whether we asked the guy out first or waited three days to return his call. We’re single because we have this underlying belief that we need to be completely in synch with our mates, and if we’re not, we should find so
... See moreLori Gottlieb • Mr Good Enough: The case for choosing a Real Man over holding out for Mr Perfect
In 2018, I wrote a report outlining 20 of the most important flaws, biases, and causes of bad behavior I’ve seen affect people when dealing with money. It was called The Psychology of Money, and over one million people have read it. This book is a deeper dive into the topic. Some short passages from the report appear unaltered in this book.