I am an unmitigated social disaster. Every time I find myself in a social situation, I thank God for my mother and younger brother (who are quintessential extrovert social bugs) because their flair for social interaction allows me to just … Continue reading The Social Bug Series: An Introvert’s Guide to Being More Social
Don’t let being an introvert keep you from owning spaces. Take it from an introvert, your introversion is your strength, not your crutch. You are keen, you are detail-oriented, and you listen. Your perception of the world comes from years … Continue reading Introversion: Owning Spaces
For some reason my brother and I saw it fit to catch a cold on Christmas eve. I got better earlier so I had to take care of him, which included getting him chest pain medication. As you can imagine, … Continue reading Introvert Goes to the Doctor
I recently started writing about introversion. But, in this short time, it has become clear to me that people don’t really understand what introversion is. Most people think introverts are shy, depressed, or have social phobia. Some people will even … Continue reading 7 Common Misconceptions About Introverts
Introverts and extroverts are wired differently. While extroverts require high levels of external stimulation to thrive, introverts prefer to spend more time alone to develop their thoughts. These differences can sometimes cause misunderstandings in the workplace, at school, or even at home. Continue reading 7 things introverts and Extroverts Can Learn from Each Other
You can’t spot an introvert in a crowd. You may think it’s the guy glued to the wall looking like he’d rather be anywhere else but at that party. But, it could also be the witty girl currently cracking your … Continue reading 14 Signs That Show You Are an Introvert
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