The Balanced Life Quotes
The Balanced Life: Achieving Success in Work & Love
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Alan Loy McGinnis24 ratings, 3.79 average rating, 5 reviews
The Balanced Life Quotes
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“We therapists hear many stories of how people have been victimized, how they've had a succession of bad breaks and are product of 'dysfunctional' homes. On good days I'm sympathetic and try to hear them out, to encourage catharsis for their pain, then gradually lead them into problem-solving mode.
But some days I mutter to myself, that if another patient comes in the door and says one word about being the product of a dysfunctional family, I'm going to stand up and do something dysfunctional to them.
ALL families are dysfunctional at times. And the biography is filled with stories of people who overcome the most miserable environments.”
― The Balanced Life: Achieving Success in Work & Love
But some days I mutter to myself, that if another patient comes in the door and says one word about being the product of a dysfunctional family, I'm going to stand up and do something dysfunctional to them.
ALL families are dysfunctional at times. And the biography is filled with stories of people who overcome the most miserable environments.”
― The Balanced Life: Achieving Success in Work & Love
“The best transactions in families or between friends occur on the fly. They come as stochastic shocks, or serendipities.
People often step out onto our path as we are hurrying to a meeting or intent on finishing a project, and it usually turns out that the meeting or the project was inconsequential compared to the chance to get closer to someone we cared for.”
― The Balanced Life: Achieving Success in Work & Love
People often step out onto our path as we are hurrying to a meeting or intent on finishing a project, and it usually turns out that the meeting or the project was inconsequential compared to the chance to get closer to someone we cared for.”
― The Balanced Life: Achieving Success in Work & Love
“Wise parents do not criticize each other in front of their children or their friends. Nor do they talk negatively about their children when others are present. That is disloyalty.”
― The Balanced Life: Achieving Success in Work & Love
― The Balanced Life: Achieving Success in Work & Love
