Top 90 Heidi Priebe Quotes (2024 Update)
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51. “Here’s what I urge of you if you did not receive a good morning text today: Don’t forget about what makes you incredible. Don’t let your own intricacies slide. Because the loveable parts of you are not gone –I absolutely promise you that much.”

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52. “Constantly contradicting yourself because you genuinely see multiple sides to most situations.”

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53. “And for better or for worse, we are all in this life thing together.”

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54. “Someday you’ll understand that you can be all of those things alongside somebody else. But first and foremost, you need to learn to be them all alone.”

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55. “Let that change be your apology to yourself or the Universe or anyone who got caught up as collateral damage along the way. Let.”

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56. “When you’re tired, go slowly. Go quietly. Go timidly. But do not stop. You are tired for all the right reasons. You are tired because you’re supposed to be. You’re tired because you’re making a change. You are exhausted for all the right reasons and it’s only an indication to go on. You are tired because you’re growing. And someday that growth will give way to the exact rejuvenation that you need.”

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57. “Because the truth is that good morning texts are more than a half-hearted means of communication. They are a sign that we are thought of. Cared for. Adored, by someone who may not be immediately present.”

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58. “I want to remember the way you laughed right into my mouth while you kissed me and the feeling of your skin against mine.”

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59. “Something good for the world can come from you, not just in spite of your differences, but because of them.”

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60. “For the ENFP, experiences are not ends in themselves but vessels through which they can uncover deeper, more complex truths about life. Therefore, the more experiences they draw in and process in a meaningful way, the more fulfilled the ENFP feels.”

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61. “To love without expectation, you learn what’s not in your control. You understand that everyone has their own demons and nobody owes it to you to fight them.”

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62. “You are the flame, not the moth. And your job is to burn with conviction.”

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63. “Don’t waste your time trying to live an average life. You aren’t average. And that is your greatest advantage.”

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64. “ENFPs are creative thinkers who are skilled at contriving novel solutions to complex problems.”

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65. “The longer an INFP stays stuck in a dominant-tertiary loop, the more paralyzed they feel to take any sort of action – because Si has been continuously feeding them reminders of the mistakes they have made in the past. The INFP is likely to feel as though there’s no point in trying new things or attempting to change their circumstances, because they will undoubtedly just mess things up again.”

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66. “It means you’re done waiting for the person who broke you to come put you back together.”

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67. “Though their values are liberal and their methods unconventional, ENFPs are incredibly driven folk who almost always have a clear-cut goal in mind. They don’t want to go wherever the wind blows them – they want to embody the storm. And they’ll take down whatever stands in their way.”

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68. “We need strong, firm adults in our lives. And that those adults have to be us.”

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69. “The development of introverted sensing will also manifest in the form of health-consciousness – the ENFP will become increasingly perceptive of their physical needs and will likely begin taking significantly better care of their health. The ENFP is likely to feel steadily more at peace with themselves – both mentally and physically – as they age.”

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70. “There’s still Universe enough here for me. And maybe this is the Universe where I learn to not need you anymore.”

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71. “Because if there’s one thing the world doesn’t need, it’s one more INFP trying to act like a type that they’re not. The world has enough extroverts. It has enough sensors. It has enough thinkers and judgers, and each of them is out there fulfilling their uniquely important role within our social ecosystem.”

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72. “ENFPs feel their lows just as intensely as they feel their highs – they just aren’t as comfortable expressing negative emotions as they are positive ones.”

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73. “Refuse to be tamed. Refuse to flicker down into a meagre, burnt-out coal because somebody else is not tending to your flame.”

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74. “Just because the scene in the rearview mirror looks nicer than the scene on the road ahead doesn’t mean you’ll never reach another beautiful destination. It just means you’re not there yet.”

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75. “For every fierce woman who’s tried to be tame, I hope you know – theres a place in this world for wild heart like yours. And the sooner you stop trying to fight it, the sooner you’re already home...”

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76. “ENFPs connect relatively quickly with most people. But they want more than a surface-level connection and a few common interests: they are searching for a specific, intense relationship that both challenges and grows them. If they find this, they are all in. If not, the horizons are still being scanned for what else is out there.”

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77. “But we forget that love shouldn’t be the thing that conquers our lives – we should be.”

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78. “And you, my dear, are too intense a power to be reduced by something as small and insignificant as the lack of a good morning text.”

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79. “Possessing the ability to think deeply about complex issues, but disliking the rigid structure of the traditional education system.”

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80. “A simple test to tell if love is healthy or not: does it limit your choices or expand them?”

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81. “We gain energy from brainstorming, theorizing, debating and imagining new possibilities for the future. If this can be done aloud, in the company of likeminded people, we gain maximum energy. If no such people are available, we’ll simply brainstorm, theorize and imagine new possibilities on.”

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82. “Because you’re afraid of who you’ll be once your wounds close up and you have to go on living in your new, unfamiliar skin. You want your old skin back.”

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83. “And maybe this is the Universe where I learn to not need you anymore.”

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84. “This book is about confronting your bad behaviors. It’s about understanding your infuriating inconsistencies. It’s about stripping the stereotypes that surround your personality and making peace with who you are at your core. This book is about becoming the best possible version of yourself.”

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85. “It’s the decision that restoring your own peace is finally a bigger priority than disrupting someone else’s.”

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86. “Forgiveness means saying that you’re not going to let what happened to you define you any longer.”

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87. “When you are not ready to give someone your whole heart out of fear of what they’ll do with it, it is yourself that you must learn how to trust.”

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88. “Arrive with enthusiasm to every waking moment of your life.”

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89. “I like a lot of things about you but I’m not going to text those to you because I’m playing it cool. Playing it cool is what we’re always meant to do, even though it doesn’t really seem to impress you.”

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90. “At the end of your life, go out with a bruised-up, worn out heart that gave too much and loved too strongly and felt too fiercely.”

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91. “ENFP – Your enthusiasm You care more about your latest idea than most people care about everything else in their lives combined. And the energy’s contagious. People admire the positive vibes you bring to the table and they want to share in whatever it is that you’re so pumped on – hell, they want to be the next thing you’re excited about.”

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92. “Life happens before we are ready for it.”

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