How to Get Your Creativity Back When It Feels Like You’ve Lost It
byCreativity can feel like a wonderful — albeit flakey — friend who even an introvert would love to hang out with all day.
Self-Development
Personal Development for Introverts
Your introversion is a healthy part of who you are. But we all have things we’d like to change about ourselves, even introverts. Browse all of our self-development articles below, or check out some of our most popular posts about dealing with anxiety and how to manage an introvert hangover.
7 Reasons Introverts Should Try Solo Travel at Least Once
byYou might think solo travel in unfamiliar, high-stimulus environments would be an introvert’s nightmare, but it’s one of the most freeing things I’ve done.
4 Books Every Bold Introvert Should Read to Kick Off the New Decade
byThese four books will speak to bold introverts — the quiet ones who have something big to say, the dreamers and the doers.
3 Tips for Introverts to Make Receiving Gifts Less Awkward
byFor introverts, opening a gift can be awkward, even if we love it and the person who gave it to us. Here’s what I’ve learned about making it easier.
5 Reasons to Book That Retreat You Keep Thinking About
byFor introverts, a retreat is a radical act of self-affirmation. It means leaving behind the voices of doubt and courageously claiming what we know to be true.
Do These 5 Things When Social Anxiety Has Your Tongue
byHonesty and vulnerability are the most powerful weapons to combat social anxiety.
Why Every Introvert Should Get Comfortable Going Out Alone
byAs an introvert, I’ve always been comfortable spending time by myself. That being said, “time by myself” generally meant sitting in the safety of my room.
How to Survive Going to the Gym When You’re an Introvert
byAll that noise? All those people? Gyms can be an introvert’s hell on earth.
The Hidden Dangers for Introverts in These 4 ‘Compliments’
byNo matter how well-intentioned, some compliments will limit you rather than help you grow.
How to Listen to Your Introvert Nudge
byAll introverts have it. It’s the quiet internal compass that aligns you with your introvert intelligence and maps the way forward.