So I'd Better Stop My Whining And

The Emotionally Sound Person Should Be Able To Take Risks, To Ask Himself What He Really Would Like To Do In Life, And Then To Try To Do This, Even Though He Has To Risk Defeat Or Failure. He Should Be Adventurous (though Not Necessarily Foolhardy); Be Willing To Try Almost Anything Once, Just To See How He Likes It; And Look Forward To Some Breaks In His Usual Life Routines.

Freud Had A Gene For Inefficiency, And I Think I Have A Gene For Efficiency.

I'm One Of The Best-loved Psychologists In The United States, But I'm Also Probably The Most Hated One.

The Emotionally Mature Individual Should Completely Accept The Fact That We Live In A World Of Probability And Chance, Where There Are Not, Nor Probably Ever Will Be, Any Absolute Certainties, And Should Realize That It Is Not At All Horrible, Indeed—such A Probabilistic, Uncertain World.

If Human Emotions Largely Result From Thinking, Then One May Appreciably Control One's Feelings By Controlling One's Thoughts - Or By Changing The Internalized Sentences, Or Self-talk, With Which One Largely Created The Feeling In The First Place.