I could weep for an education that would have let me take time for study, learning, creativity and meditation.
Something like 40-50% of people are introverts – being loud and wanting to have meetings doesn’t make you smart, or clever, or right. It just makes you loud and someone who likes to have meetings.
Call to Action
1. Stop the madness for constant group work, just stop it. “Applause”
2. Go to the Wilderness. Have your own revelations. Unplug, get inside your own head.
3. Take a good look at what make you happy – extroverts are that, but that introverts are this.
cjinfantino
Have you read, “The Introvert Advantage”? It is a great book talking about the difference between introversion and extroversion. There is also a lot of great material on handling living in an extroverted world and using introversion to our advantaged.
Check out the book…http://www.amazon.com/The-Introvert-Advantage-Thrive-Extrovert/dp/0761123695/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1332154514&sr=8-1
gregferro
Yep. It was fundamental in realising how I could make introversion a feature and not a bug.