How to Survive (and Thrive) as an Introverted Teacher
byWith a few minor adjustments, we can provide quality instruction for our students while still honoring our wiring as introverts.
How to Survive (and Thrive) as an Introverted Teacher
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The Science Behind Why Introverts Struggle to Put Their Thoughts Into Words
byBeing unable to articulate your thoughts, especially under pressure, is a common problem that many introverts regularly experience. Here’s why.
6 Tips for INFJs to Cope With Big Social Events
bySocial events don’t have to master us. It comes down to recognizing what makes them bearable, then respecting ourselves enough to go after what we need.
When the Scariest Part of Parenthood Is Socializing With Other Parents
byAs an introvert, the scariest part of parenthood for me is socializing with other parents. But I’m figuring out ways to manage my discomfort.
4 Tips for Introverts to Stay Happy and Healthy While Traveling
byI absolutely love going on trips, but to have a good time, my mind and body must feel good; if they don’t, my anxiety and overthinking snowball.
4 Ways Embracing Hygge All Year Round Has Changed My Life
byFor an introvert, hygge is the best self-care regimen I’ve ever given myself. I can tell you, quite literally, that it changed my life.
6 Essential Tips for INTJ Career Success
byINTJs have what it takes to succeed — if we can just get recognized in our extrovert-obsessed workplaces. Here are six tips to do just that.
Why Introverts Should Run for Public Office
byAs an introvert, it was hard, but not as terrifying as I thought it would be. Here’s what I learned, and why I believe more of us “quiet ones” should do it.
How to Get the Most Out of Therapy When You’re an INFJ or INFP
byTherapy can be very valuable for INFJs and INFPs, but due to their deep-thinking tendencies, they will face certain challenges.
Yes, Introverts Can Be Actors
byI almost always skip the cast parties, and I hate making small talk. But being an introvert in no way hinders me from performing on stage.
The 7 Levels of Communication Hell for an Introvert
byI don’t know what you believe, but I believe everyone has their own personal hell while living on Earth.
Teachers I Loved and Loathed as an Introverted Student
bySome teachers understood my introverted nature, while others made it nearly impossible to learn, participate, or open up.
How to Cultivate Happiness as an INFJ
byBecause INFJs see the world differently, happiness may elude us. So, here are three actionable steps that INFJs can take to cultivate happiness everyday.
8 Problems Only INFPs Will Understand
byThere are certainly many great things about being INFP, one of the 16 Myers-Briggs personality types. But there are also incredible challenges.
What Each Introverted Myers-Briggs Personality Type Was Like in School
byHere’s what each introverted Myers-Briggs personality type is like as a kid, told through the lens of their own typical day at school.
The Danger of Infatuation, and How Introverts Can Avoid It
byInfatuation comes from an idealization of another person, and it can be especially disheartening for introverts, who live in a world of meaning and ideas.
What It’s Like Coming Out When You’re an Introvert and INTJ
byHere’s what it was like for me, as an introvert and INTJ, to come out as a lesbian — and what I learned from the experience.
Why Class Participation Grades Unfairly Punish Introverts
byIntroverts may be capable of deeper insight than many of the extroverts who dominate the discussion — but they often struggle with class participation.
How to Fight Guilt as an INFJ
byHere are four practices you can implement that will, with time, help you thrive as an INFJ and throw off guilt’s strangle-hold.
Why I’m Proud to Be an Introvert
byIt took nearly 40 years of my life to realize that it is completely okay for me to just be myself around others and not want to be front and center.
6 Ideas for Introverts to Slow Down and Enjoy Life More
bySlowing down is especially crucial for us introverts because we can become quickly overwhelmed and burned out by day-to-day interactions.
13 Relatable Struggles of a Socially Anxious Introvert
byAlthough not all introverts have social anxiety, it’s not uncommon for them to experience some level of it. I am one of those socially anxious introverts.
5 Tips for INFPs Who Are Constantly Doubting Themselves
bySelf-doubt may rear its ugly head in any personality type, but it can be particularly crippling for INFPs. Here’s why, plus how to overcome it for good.
How to Cultivate Meaning in Your Work and Life as an INFJ
byWhatever we INFJs choose to do for work, we have a strong need for it to be meaningful. Here are five truths I’ve learned about creating meaning.
How to Survive Parenthood When You’re an Introvert Who Needs Alone Time
byBy investing a little energy and awareness into ourselves and our families, we can thrive as introverted parents. Here’s how.
Dear Extroverted Friends: I Love You, But I Still Need to Be Alone
byI love being with you, my extroverted friends, but I love being with me more. And I no longer see the sense in apologizing for that.
The Surprising Dark Side of the INFJ Personality Type
byUnder stress, a different side of the INFJ personality comes out. Here are some of the “darker” tendencies of this rare personality type.
6 (Not Obvious) Signs an Introvert Cares About You
byIf you’re curious how the introverts in your life really feel about you — even though they might not tell you — their actions will speak volumes.
How to Balance Socializing and Alone Time When You’re an ISFP Who Needs Both
byAs an ISFP, I love hanging out with my people, but there come times when I need the refuge of isolation. Here’s what I’ve learned about striking a balance.
6 Reasons Why Introverts Make the Best Writers
byYou don’t have to be an introvert to be a writer. But if you are, it’s a trait you can use to your advantage, and something you should be proud of.