Ep 81 - Celebrating Introvert Strengths

There's a lot to love about being an introvert. We often have rich inner lives and thrive in solitary pursuits, and we also like people. We're also often creative and introspective. In a world where introversion is often misunderstood, it can be difficult to celebrate our gifts and strengths as introverts. But by embracing who we are, we can find great satisfaction and happiness in our lives. Let’s celebrate introversion!  Let’s get to know our strengths and needs.  Let’s bust myths such as introversion is shyness or that introverts don’t like people. You have great gifts!  Do you know what they are?  Are you using them?  Are you known for them? Be proud!  Celebrate who you are!

Through this podcast, I’ve had the opportunity to meet so many amazing introverts. Some are introvert coaches and authors, some are successful professionals that have learned to embrace their introversion. And as an introvert, I have such an amazing time having these deep one-on-one conversations with these incredible individuals and making these connections. We talk about strengths, needs, strategies for success, and even do some myth-busting. I ask every guest to share their own introverted strengths or superpower or what they have also seen in others. 

Here are links to the original episodes from today's featured clips: Terrance Lee, Sophie Morris, Steve Friedman, Matt Johnson, Tracy Guillet, Thea Orozco, Kristy Vail, Victoria Lioznyansky, Stacey Roshan, Matthew Pollard, Julia Beauchamp Kraft.

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