An introvert’s world is very different from the world most people live in. In this category, you will find articles about introverts that will help you make most of your quiet side and find your path in the extroverted society.
Gone are the days of the “hard sell” – that strength and skill we have so admired in the extroverted, gregarious individual in the workplace. Today, technology has taken over, and businesses conduct their functions, their marketing, and brand promotion online. CRM software tracks every interaction with a customer; blogs,…
Social anxiety can be tough. It makes you feel confused, frightened, and uncomfortable even in the simplest everyday situations that involve dealing with other people. If you struggle with this condition, you know exactly how social anxiety feels. Making a phone call, using public transport, or asking for directions can…
Being an introvert can, at times, be difficult. People may question why you don’t want to go to that party, or why you don’t want to be around a big group of people – this is only magnified when you’re in a relationship with somebody who doesn’t fully understand introverts…
Being an introvert can be hard in modern society, which seems to favor only extroverts with their strong communication skills and active attitude to life. For this reason, many people feel that their introversion is a kind of disability, a “pain in the neck,” which complicates their life and needs…
Over the last few years, studies have been published against the notion of spirituality and the people who practice it. Various studies have also expanded on this, in a positive light, and delved more into social anxiety and the way it affects people's emotional intelligence, empathetic ability and IQ levels.…
Sometimes, being the pensive introvert and preferring to spend time alone over spending time with others may mean other people just don’t understand certain things about your personality. Paying close attention to one's own thoughts, emotions, and being selectively social may seem alien to others who aren’t used to an…
Sometimes people need to spend time alone in order to recharge – these people are often named introverts. Others can’t stand spending time alone and need the presence of other people in order to determine their self-worth and feel comforted. Either way, it’s completely fine but taking time out every…
Outgoing and extroverted personalities commonly view introverts with negative connotations, as if the disinterest of interaction with others is a sign of disability. However, ironically, it is "common knowledge" that the quiet person is typically the deep thinker - that the one who stands by and observes has more capacity…
