How I Found a Career That Had Introversion Written All Over It
byYes, introversion was actually appreciated in this field. What a relief! Here’s how I did it, and how you can, too.
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Yes, introversion was actually appreciated in this field. What a relief! Here’s how I did it, and how you can, too.
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Without any other job to go to, I resigned. Now I’ve started living the life I’ve always wanted as an introvert and a freelance writer.
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They’re wary of “selling out” or “selling their soul” just for the sake of a paycheck.