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Su Roy on X: "Lately, I've been talking to a lot of folks who seem to fall on two ends of a spectrum: the highly analytical, Type A personalities who rely heavily on logic, and the compassionate, emotionally intuitive types who lead with their hearts. As someone who is naturally the second" / X

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To view keyboard shortcuts, press question mark View keyboard shortcuts Messages Home Explore Notifications Messages Grok Bookmarks Communities Premium Verified Orgs Profile More Post sophy @_sophysun Post Reply See new posts Conversation Chen Adam 陳信麟 (he/him) reposted Su Roy @sroy_tweets Lately, I've been talking to a lot of folks who seem to fall on two ends of a spectrum: the highly analytical, Type A personalities who rely heavily on logic, and the compassionate, emotionally intuitive types who lead with their hearts. As someone who is naturally the second kind but spent most of my life operating (and thriving) as the first, I've come to realize how transformative somatic work - the practice of tuning into the body's sensations - can be. It's so easy to get lost in the realm of logic. Our brains are masters at crafting arguments to justify what we want, and often, we don't even realize it. Have you ever thought you were being completely rational, only to later discover you wer

Lately, I've been talking to a lot of folks who seem to fall on two ends of a spectrum: the highly analytical, Type A personalities who rely heavily on logic, and the compassionate, emotionally intuitive types who lead with their hearts. As someone who is naturally the second kind but spent most of my life operating (and thriving) as the first, I've come to realize how transformative somatic work - the practice of tuning into the body's sensations - can be. It's so easy to get lost in the realm of logic. Our brains are masters at crafting arguments to justify what we want, and often, we…

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