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Jenn p. 204
By the age of thirty, things have fallen into place for most people. They’re more or less settled, with jobs and families. Nobody here today is a student anymore. This is a bunch of adults who’ve shed their school uniforms and evolved into something else.
Jenn p. 123
Things change, even if you want them to stay the same. At the same time, you can try to change, but you will still remain the same. [ch pg #]
Jenn p. 122
You may say that it was the book, but it’s how you read a book that is most valuable, rather than any power it might have itself. [ch pg #]
Jenn p. 117
Try not to think of upset plans or schedules as personal failure or bad luck. If you can do that, then you can change, in your own self and in your life overall. [change pg #]
Jenn p. 117
Life is one revelation after another. Things don’t always go to plan, no matter what your circumstances. But the flip side is all the unexpected, wonderful things that you could never have imagined happening. [change pg#]
Jenn p. 98
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See their profile The Culture Code p. 15
When we see people in our peer group play with an idea, our behavior changes. That’s how intelligence is created. That’s how culture is created.
Visual Thinking p. 7
And, finally, I want us collectively, as citizens of the world, to reclaim our ability to create and innovate in a rapidly changing world, recognizing what we gain by harnessing the power of every kind of mind.
Visual Thinking p. 2
Because the world I was born into did not yet distinguish between different ways of thinking, it was disconcerting to discover that other people didn’t think the same way I did.
Visual Thinking p. 1
We assume that the dominance of language forms not only the foundation of how we communicate, but also the foundation of how we think—and in fact for centuries, we have been taught to believe just that.
Let This Radicalize You p. 12
[…] the work of changing, imagining, reimagining, building, and rebuilding the world—is on me, too, because it’s on all of us.
Bride p. 202
“She wouldn’t admit it—she might not even realize it herself, but she’s the kind of person who would feel beholden to me. She would think I need her. When what I really need is for her to be happy, whether it’s with me, or alone, or with someone else.”
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