In her book Quiet, Susan Cain wrote the following in the introduction: “Extroverts are the people who will add life to your dinner party and laugh generously at your jokes. They tend to be assertive, dominant, and in great need of company. Extroverts think out loud and on their feet; they prefer talking to listening, … Continue reading The Questions We Don’t Ask – And Why They Matter, Part 6→| Thoughts about leadership, history, and more
Motivational success stories are crucial to understanding and replicating success in all aspects of life. What about the success stories of introverts?| Learning Mind
Various studies have found a link between social anxiety and high emotional intelligence, empathetic ability and IQ levels.| Learning Mind
Social gatherings in general are not an introvert’s strong point at the best of times, but there are certain ones that prove more intolerable than others.| Learning Mind
Loners are some of the most intellectual and loyal people you would ever meet. Their intelligence makes them capable of being content in solitude.| Learning Mind
A cold person with a sensitive soul may sound self-contradictory at first, but many cold and distant people hide a vulnerable, sensitive nature.| Learning Mind
Here are some life hacks for introverts that you can take advantage of to make the most of your quieter side and improve your life today.| Learning Mind
Let's explore the basic differences between introverts and extroverts and shed some light on introverts as they deserve to be respected for their personality.| Learning Mind
The Big Five theory breaks personality down into five key traits that shape who we are. Explore how openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism influence our lives.| Explore Psychology
How to tell if you are or know an introverted narcissist? These eight signs will help you differentiate between extroverted and introverted narcissists:| Learning Mind
Social situations can be extremely difficult for introverts as they are often getting uncomfortable with human interaction.| Learning Mind
From the struggle to find alone time to surviving the kid birthday party gauntlet, these hilarious tweets will make introverted parents laugh.| Julie Vick, Writer
