Patricia Weber

Savvy Senior Widows

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Outstanding: Save Time, Money and Energy as #Introvert Blogger

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Some of us who blog take extraordinary efforts to craft every post we write in every way we can. We each have a different individual approach to writing to deliver the best content we can to our readers. While there are likely more components of a blog that could have positive effects on saving us time, money and energy, my focus specifically in this article is on the … [Read more...] about Outstanding: Save Time, Money and Energy as #Introvert Blogger

Why Valentine’s Day Can Be Amazing for Introverts

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How is your Valentine's Day going to be? While there are many different holidays around February, Valentine’s Day seems to have little competition. Unbelievably a Quirky Alone Day got my attention in thinking what might also interest my innie friends. It reads like it has a purpose of being about all kinds of love. In my opinion, without self-love, it’s tough to spread that … [Read more...] about Why Valentine’s Day Can Be Amazing for Introverts

How Introverts Who Sell Can Rev Up Sales by Slowing Down

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Just as Nixon enacted Auto Speed Reduction Day for energy conservation in 1973, introverts in business who sell may want to declare their own Sales Speed Reduction day for energy conservation. Extroverts, more like solar powered items, continually and speedily energize by doing things. How Introverts Who Sell Can Rev Up Sales by Slowing Down Extroverts, more like solar … [Read more...] about How Introverts Who Sell Can Rev Up Sales by Slowing Down

Does the Early Bird Really Get the Worm?

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Maybe you’ve thought about becoming a morning person? Or like me, you are one? There's an earlier blogpost with numerous tips to know how you can be more of an early riser. This post is a combination of an original infographic and post by Brittany Thompson originally appearing on AffordableSchools.net  This infographic takes a look at the Early Bird versus the Night Owl … [Read more...] about Does the Early Bird Really Get the Worm?

Labels serve a purpose but are they any good? #introverts

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Do you label people? How does that work for you? How do you think labeling ourselves as introvert or extrovert affects us? I've grown up with "label with caution." Even when I facilitate a workshop, I ask people to place a tent card with their name on it, so I don't acknowledge them with a, "Hey you" label. Oh dear, but aren't names labels? If they are, is there anything … [Read more...] about Labels serve a purpose but are they any good? #introverts