Pigpen is the memorable character in the Charlie Brown comic strip who is, except for rare occasions, very dirty. Some introvert lessons lie with Pig-Pen, the one whose dirt and dust clouds are always with him. … [Read more...] about Another Introvert Lesson from Charlie Brown’s Friend Pig-Pen
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The Path To Embracing My Inner Introvert – And Yours
When I saw Kristi Daeda generous offer through Blogger Linkup, I didn't hesitate to take her offer: "It's my holiday gift to you -- guest posts. Take a day off, relax, enjoy time with your friends and family, and let me do the grunt work." She said she would select just 10 blogs from the responses so I was stretching my introvert decision making and jumped on it! That's how you … [Read more...] about The Path To Embracing My Inner Introvert – And Yours
2010: Introverts Our Time Has Come to Claim It!
Where are you being like an extrovert that you can and will let go of in 2010? Let's agree to stop trying to be an extrovert; it's just another preference after all. We can tap into our introvert preference for solitude and our skill strengths and make 2010 a stellar year in whatever area we want, and that will help many others in the process. It’s time to stop wishing and … [Read more...] about 2010: Introverts Our Time Has Come to Claim It!
Irony of Introvert Guilt: You Can Beat It
Many introverts I speak with, particularly prospective clients, are relieved to know it's really okay to be an introvert. In the business world or even in personal life in, being around what can seem like mostly extroverts, we can feel alone, even alienated. The guilt of not being able to fit into extroverts ways can often lead to either extreme isolation or going overboard … [Read more...] about Irony of Introvert Guilt: You Can Beat It
How to Handle a Spontaneous Response Successfully – as an Introvert
Have you ever been called on in a meeting to give your thoughts about the discussion but felt unprepared? Or maybe a brainstorming session is almost impossible for you? Even though we know an introvert’s brain works differently than the extrovert’s, we actually can prepare and plan for spontaneity! … [Read more...] about How to Handle a Spontaneous Response Successfully – as an Introvert
Introverts – Don't JUST Run With Those Plans in Your Head!
Overwhelm - it's often a problem for introverts in business because of the time we spend in our head. Silly Olympics – Are you a runner? by Cathy Demers talks about why it's important to clarify your goals. Depending on your age, and perhaps your sense of humor, you may be familiar with the Monty Python skit “the Silly Olympics”. Even if you do recall it take a brief moment … [Read more...] about Introverts – Don't JUST Run With Those Plans in Your Head!