12 Reasons to Celebrate Introverts on World Introvert Day (Jan. 2)
World Introvert Day raises awareness of introversion — and reminds the world that being a “quiet one” is something awesome, not shameful.
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World Introvert Day raises awareness of introversion — and reminds the world that being a “quiet one” is something awesome, not shameful.
When your friend cancels on you at the last minute, and you kind of wanted to stay home anyway.
Because introverts don’t just get ready for a holiday party — they gather strength for one.
We all become more introverted as we get older, even the most extroverted among us.
An introvert hangover can leave you feeling exhausted, making you want nothing more than to escape to a quiet place alone.
If you’ve ever felt exhausted from socializing, there’s a very real reason — it has to do with our unique wiring as introverts.
High-functioning anxiety can be hard to spot because people who have it often appear calm and well-prepared.
Introverts’ brains are wired a little differently than extroverts’ brains, so everyday experiences can become stressful for us “quiet ones.”
The INFJ, INTJ, INFP, and INTP are wary of jobs that feel like “selling out” or “selling their soul” for the sake of a paycheck.
Small talk is neither emotionally nor intellectually stimulating, so it can feel like a waste of an introvert’s limited social energy.