For Introverts, Performance Can Be Empowering — Here’s Why
For introverts, acting or making music isn’t about the spotlight. It’s about finally expressing our rich inner landscape in a meaningful way.
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For introverts, acting or making music isn’t about the spotlight. It’s about finally expressing our rich inner landscape in a meaningful way.
Being naturally “inward” personalities, introverts may struggle to express their feelings, opinions, and desires to others.
Since highly sensitive introverts feel more deeply, loss affects us more deeply, too — so we need a different way to deal with grief.
From being deep thinkers to thorough in all that they do, introverts have a lot of strengths to offer the world.
When your thoughts get to be too much, switch from “thinking mode” to “being mode.”
These six facets help explain why you may have some qualities that are not stereotypically introverted.
Introverts love spending time alone, but even we have our limits.
For people who experience telephonophobia, having to make or receive phone calls is really scary.
Sometimes it feels impossible to get away from it all. That’s where your introvert bedroom sanctuary comes in.
Introverts can be incredible writers because they think things through before sharing with others. Here’s how to make this skill work for you.