Why Is Writing Easier Than Speaking for Introverts? Here’s the Science
Many introverts are naturally gifted writers. So why do they clam up or draw a blank when talking out loud?
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Many introverts are naturally gifted writers. So why do they clam up or draw a blank when talking out loud?
Just because our strengths as introverts aren’t always obvious doesn’t mean they don’t exist or that we shouldn’t use them.
While extroverts can get caught up in the moment, introverts notice details, allowing them to pick up on others’ tiny hints.
One of the most powerful things an artist can do is give words to feelings that introverts thought they were alone in experiencing.
Creativity allows us to make something of our strong feelings, like preserving joy or turning pain into something beautiful.
Introverts can do their work and live their life happily without constantly needing to be around other people.
“I get on pretty well with my own company,” said O’Keeffe, who lived a reclusive life to suit her introverted nature.
If you’re an introvert, you may struggle to fit into an extroverted culture that is conditioned to overlook you.
Introverts can get drained from things other than socializing, like when their surroundings are messy or there’s a family emergency.
Being a freelance writer is perfect for introverts, as it capitalizes on many introvert strengths, from working alone to problem-solving.