6 Mindset Shifts for Introverts That Bolster Inner Peace
Introverts may be more likely to suffer from depression — but these mindset shifts can help create more calm in your life.
Steve Friedman is determined to champion a more authentic and successful life for introverts. After struggling for decades as an introvert in the corporate world, he began to learn about introversion while writing his memoir, In Search of Courage: An Introvert’s Story. Friedman now provides inspirational posts, quizzes, and insightful resources for introverts at work and at home through his weekly blog at BeyondIntroversion.com. He met his love, Jennifer, in Houston, Texas. Together, they have raised three amazing children, Gwendolyn, Madolyn, and Noah. They have all traveled the world and are now enjoying time hanging around the house together.
Introverts may be more likely to suffer from depression — but these mindset shifts can help create more calm in your life.
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