Quotes tagged ‘Connection’

“Your Loved Ones Are Always With You offers a profound glimpse into the world of spiritual communication through the lens of Zena, a seasoned private intuitive and clairsentient.”

— Zena, shopcatalog.com

“'Snoopy in any given time can capture anxiety, worry, thought, amusement ... he has this devilish little grin that my students love,' Presnell said, comparing Snoopy to a Rorschach test that means different things to different people.”

— Rachel Treisman, npr.org

“This was a complex connection not some teen hookup.”

— Sarah Heyward, Michael, Kit Harington, imdb.com

“It’s kind of just turned into a big giant family.”

— Marissa Meizz, nytimes.com

“It's not about where you are. It's who you're with.”

— David Caspe, Brad Williams, Damon Wayans Jr., imdb.com

“This work requires trust, skill, connection.”

— Rightor Doyle, Mistress Mira, Nana Mensah, imdb.com

“He never felt like a stranger, even when I didn't know him.”

— Sarah Streicher, Jai Tiggett, Nora Reid, Helena Howard, imdb.com

“We have a real connection. A rare and intense attachment.”

— Charlie Kaufman, Young Woman, Jessie Buckley, imdb.com

“Connection is why we’re here. We are hardwired to connect with others, it’s what gives purpose and meaning to our lives, and without it there is suffering.”

— Brené Brown, amazon.com

“Most of us have forgotten that we are nature. Nature is not something separate from us. So when we say that we have lost our connection to nature, it means that we have lost our connection to ourselves.”

— Conscious Arrival, instagram.com

“None of us exists in isolation. Healthy, happy communities rely on the interdependence of their members. We are in this together.”

— Howard Schultz, amazon.com

“But what about thriving because of human connections? What about slowing it down and seeing the way the world works? What about listening to others speak? What if human interaction made you feel better and not worse?”

— Jami Attenberg, curbed.com

“But if connection is so important, how can it be that it is so often overlooked, and that there are almost no resources available to teach people how to foster real connection in their lives?”

— Brianna Wiest, medium.com

“Change happens. You get your heart broken, you're hurt, friends die, you point fingers, you fight, you sleep with the wrong person, you love each other, you hate each other, and you write about, and you sing about it... and it touches people. And that's what makes a band great. But now it's goodbye.…”

— Cameron Crowe, Bill Hanson, Luke Wilson, imdb.com

“As easy as it is to say that people should stop once they have enough success, who can say what’s enough in terms of friendships? Career connections? Fame? Every tweet you type could beget something great, or something disastrous.”

— Jennifer Wright, nypost.com

“Sure: maybe the event wasn't a perfect fit for me… it happens. But rather than sink into the joy of finding the pieces that did lined up (dancing! connecting! authentic aha moments!), I spent most of the evening setting myself apart, other-ing.”

— Ariel Meadow Stallings, offbeatbride.com

“Because the other side of connection is coming to know real rejection.”

— Bridget Phetasy, melmagazine.com

“The connection with Roman is real, and it’s intense. When Remi and Roman were kids, they walked through fire together and they came out the other side. But I’m not Remi. She was half of a whole with Roman, and she might not have been able to survive without her brother, but I can. My other half is y…”

— Kristen Layden, Anne Hecker, Jane Doe, Jaimie Alexander, imdb.com

“Carrie: We had such a fantastic connection. Then he leaves me money. I don't understand. What exactly about me screams 'whore'? Miranda: Besides the thousand dollars on the end table?”

— Jenji Kohan, Carrie Bradshaw, Sarah Jessica Parker, imdb.com

“The hardest part about living in the past is that everything you tell everybody will be a lie. It’s possible to forget who you really are, and you’ll want to reach out, make a connection. I made that mistake. If you get too close, you forget what you came for.”

— Joe Henderson, Bridget Carpenter, Al Templeton, Chris Cooper, imdb.com