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We need someone who can be okay with us not being okay.
Subconsciously, I told myself that the problem was me. There was nothing I could do about my life. I was the one who had to adapt.
Large crowds, noisy environments, impromptu parties — situations like these can leave introverts and HSPs feeling overwhelmed.
Dreaming, inventing, and creating are what intuitive introverts are born to do. Chores offer you plenty of uninterrupted time to think.
Your home can be a sacred shelter from the outside world — or a sneaky source of energy drain.
If you’re feeling flat, unmotivated, and down, here’s how to get energized and inspired fast.
While it’s true that you’re more likely to find your average introvert relaxing at home on a weekend, it doesn’t mean that’s all we do.
If I ever wanted to go on second dates, make friends, or get along with my coworkers, I had to figure out this “talking” thing.
You feel like you don’t fit in. So you keep wearing the mask and pretending it’s not so bad.
Your introversion is the key to leveraging your gifts, boosting your energy, and honoring your natural thought processes.