There’s no doubt about it - introvert leaders are powerful. Susan Cain highlights this in her book, Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking. Introverts make up approximately ...

Being labeled an introvert kind of sucks. As a fellow introvert, I know how annoying it can be to constantly have people bombarding you with questions like, "Why don't you just go out more?," or "Why ...

Networking for introverts can be daunting—it can feel like our own exploration into outer space. It takes planning, courage, and a leap into the unknown. But fear not! If we Earthlings can tackle ...

As an introvert, I dread large conferences. I get invited to a number throughout the year, and I usually scramble to find excuses for why I can’t attend. Since I have spent much of my career posing as ...

In today’s workplace environment, we use more technology than ever before. As new businesses become more technology and information driven, the quieter an office becomes. How do we set ourselves apart ...

An introvert is someone with a series of traits characterized by a preference for quiet, less stimulating activities and environments, and it's far from uncommon. According to The Myers-Briggs Company ...

There’s a fundamental misunderstanding of the personality type that conflates their core characterization with shyness, which is simply inaccurate. “The introvert gets their energy from within, while ...

When I deliver presentations on the importance of networking, I sense some people aren’t comfortable. This is because the act of networking isn’t for everyone, yet everyone needs to grow and nurture ...

Networking is part of business life: we all are expected to do it and do it well. When networking, you are expected to be charming and memorable, while explaining exactly what you do and who you are!

For some hard-core introverts, the word “networking” conjures up uncomfortable memories of awkward conversations by the office watercooler, at a boring business conference, or perhaps during an ...