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.
Career
Careers and Jobs for Introverts
Everyone needs help with their career sometimes — and introverts are no different. But there are definitely some issues that introverts face in the workplace that others don’t. Find our entire job and career archive below, or check out our favorite posts about jobs for introverts and job interviews.
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.
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.
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.
7 Tips for Introverted Entrepreneurs to Succeed in an Extroverted World
byThe entrepreneurial world may be designed for loud, aggressive extroverts, but we thoughtful introverts can thrive anyway. Here’s how.
The Introverted Myers-Briggs Personality Types That Make the Most Money
byWhich introverted Myers-Briggs types make the most money? Do extraverts earn more than introverts? Our research revealed some surprising answers.
6 Tips to Network Effectively When You’re an Introvert Who Hates It
byIf you’re struggling with meeting potential clients, I hear you. Here’s how you can become an effective networker, even if you’re an introvert who hates it.
Why Is Being an Introvert Difficult in the Workplace?
byHere are five pitfalls of the “extroverted” workplace. No wonder going into the office can be so tough for introverts.
6 Things Your Office Introvert Does That Might Seem Rude, But Aren’t
byLet me explain the thought process behind six of my daily actions as an introvert that may come across as rude — but aren’t meant to be.
Why Entrepreneurship Might Be the Best Career Path for Introverts
byIntroverts need to be in charge of their own schedule, environment, time, and energy in order to really show up in their strengths and shine in their work.