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Meghan Nesmith Quotes

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“As difficult as it might be to imagine investing when you are struggling with debt or have a salary that doesn’t stretch far, it is the single best thing you can do to plan for your future.”
— Meghan Nesmith, Financial Advice for Young People
Tagged: Financial Advice, Investing
“Metaphorically, the unconscious is like one of our inner organs, your slippery liver or a beet-purple kidney: it’s there, you know it exists because, well, you’re alive, but you can’t see it directly.”
— Meghan Nesmith, The Science Behind Why Your Dreams Are So Weird
Tagged: Dreams, Subconscious
“I take comfort in the past. I draw my memories around me like a warm blanket. But I also rehash and replay, question decisions, can’t get over anything, rebel against the passage of time.”
— Meghan Nesmith, Can Nostalgia Ever Be Good For You? I Asked a Therapist
Tagged: Memories, Nostalgia
“The unconscious, that tricky beast, is difficult to access, and dreams (said Jung) give us some access to that underground part of ourselves.”
— Meghan Nesmith, The Science Behind Why Your Dreams Are So Weird- Man Repeller
Tagged: Dreams, What Do Dreams Mean, Dream Meanings, Science, Psychology
“Learning to be alone is one of the hardest and the best things I’ve ever done for myself.”
— Meghan Nesmith, How to Navigate the Slippery Slope Between “Me Time” and Isolation
Tagged: Isolation, Being Alone, Friendships
“Dreams change. Life upends us, or we upend life.”
— Meghan Nesmith, 3 Women on How Their Dreams and Career Paths Changed
Tagged: Career, Dreams
“The absolute only way to be in full control of your money is to ask all of the questions, no matter how small or seemingly stupid. This isn’t uncouth — it’s shrewd and resourceful. If people take offense to your questions, a simple 'Sorry about that, I’m just trying to become more financially educated,' can ease the tension.”
— Meghan Nesmith, What I Wish I’d Known About Money in My Twenties
Tagged: Money
“Over the past few years I’ve done things I would never have had the gumption to do when I was younger, like take a Beyoncé dance class, or use the word “gumption” in an article that other, much-cooler individuals will read. But there’s true beauty in realizing no one is watching to see if you’ll fail, because we’re all too worried about our own failures to look up.”
— Meghan Nesmith, 8 Weird Signs You Know You're Finally Growing Up
Tagged: Failure, Humiliation, Growing Up
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