I Think If You Don't Say Something

As You Get Older, You Get Stuck In Your Ways; Just As You Become Stiffer Physically, You Also Become Stiffer Mentally And More Narrow-minded Unless You Make A Conscious Effort To Keep Yourself Flexible.

It Is Important To Keep Protesting, To Keep Forcing A Conversation In The Public Arena. In Any Case, When You Know What The Right Thing To Do Is, Or That Something Must Be Said, It Can Be Immoral And Dangerous Not To Act.

I Look At My Job As Looking At The World From Points Of View That Are Different From Mine - Sometimes Radically Different From Mine.

Be Kind. It's Worthwhile To Make An Effort To Learn About Other People And Figure Out What You Might Have In Common With Them. If You Allow Yourself To Be Somewhat Curious - And If You Get Into The Habit Of Doing That - It's The First Step To Being Open Minded And Realizing That Your Points Of View Aren't Totally Opposite.

Jung Viewed Freud As A Mentor, But He Never Wanted To Be Anybody's Disciple.