Here’s What Each Introverted Myers-Briggs Type Secretly Wants for the Holidays
Santa’s making his list, checking it twice, but what each introverted Myers-Briggs type really wants this season won’t be found in his workshop — or any store.
Jenn Granneman is the founder of IntrovertDear.com and the author of The Secret Lives of Introverts: Inside Our Hidden World. Jenn is a contributor to Psychology Today, HuffPost, Susan Cain’s Quiet Revolution, Upworthy, The Mighty, The Muse, Motherly, and a number of other outlets. She has appeared on the BBC and in Buzzfeed and Glamour magazine. Jenn started Introvert, Dear because she wanted to write about what it was like being an introvert living in an extrovert's world. Now she's on a mission: to let introverts everywhere know it's okay to be who they are.
Santa’s making his list, checking it twice, but what each introverted Myers-Briggs type really wants this season won’t be found in his workshop — or any store.
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