Run Away Quotes

“Panic released a hormone called cortisol into the blood. It affected memory, adrenaline release, and blood sugar. With all of those things misfiring at once, thinking became more difficult. That’s why standardized tests in school were such a poor indicator of success or intelligence: The day of a test was the”
― Victor Methos, Run Away

“Panic released a hormone called cortisol into the blood. It affected memory, adrenaline release, and blood sugar. With all of those things misfiring at once, thinking became more difficult. That’s why standardized tests in school were such a poor indicator of success or intelligence: The day of a test was the worst day to attempt to measure anyone’s abilities.”
― Victor Methos, Run Away

“Stanton believed in different forms of energy, and mental energy was certainly one of the most powerful. The mental energy he expended every time he sat in Dr. Vaquer’s office was enormous.”
― Victor Methos, Run Away

“Do you see a psychiatrist, Dr. Vaquer?” “This isn’t about me.” “I know, but my point is that I bet you do. Almost all mental health professionals do. Have you ever asked why that is?” She nodded. “We all lack perception into ourselves.” “And that’s why we go into the mental health professions. To see if we can find that perception.”
― Victor Methos, Run Away

“Panic released a hormone called cortisol into the blood. It affected memory, adrenaline release, and blood sugar. With all of those things misfiring at once, thinking became more difficult. That’s why standardized tests in school were such a poor indicator of success or intelligence: The day of a test was the worst day to attempt to measure anyone’s abilities. Stanton”
― Victor Methos, Run Away