1. You’re not any less ‘social’ than an extrovert.
You just get drained more quickly by people.
In fact, you could describe many introverts as more social than most because they are deeply fascinated by people and care about maintaining their connections with others.
2. It’s ok to want to spend a lot of time alone.
This is how we recharge.
It’s also how we use our tremendous internal capacity to imagine, analyse, and make creative connections without the distractions of other people and the stimuli of the environment.
The world needs introverts to spend time in solitude. This is where we can make a significant impact.
3. Being an introvert doesn’t mean there’s anything wrong with you.
Most of us live in a world that promotes extroversion and confuses it with ‘personality.’
It has nothing to do with personality. Personality is ever-changing. It simply means we process stimulation differently.
Just because everyone in the room is talking endlessly while you’re sharing less doesn’t mean there’s anything wrong. Feeling…
