I Finally Found the Right Career When I Embraced My Introversion
byI will never be “charming” in the typical “extroverted” way, and that’s OK. My quiet strengths helped me build a business I love.
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I will never be “charming” in the typical “extroverted” way, and that’s OK. My quiet strengths helped me build a business I love.
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As I faked extroversion, I climbed the corporate ladder, but my stress soared and my health degraded. Here’s what I wish I knew.
If an introvert declines your lunch invitation, don’t take it personally — they’d probably rather just eat alone.