Success Starts From Within
In another article, I mentioned humanity as a system. And we—as individual human beings—are members of this system, interconnected energetically at a deeper level. Now I’ll focus on the individual as a system (a subsystem of humanity). I call it the individual human
I’ve recently uploaded to YouTube the recording of the Introverts Academy‘s webinar that focuses on the complementary innate strengths of introverts and extroverts, and why knowing them both can boost self-confidence. Every time I talk (or I’m reminded) about this
Day 9 (30-day challenge): Tell yourself “Thank you for…” So here it goes: “Thank you for staying cool even when you used Zoom Breaking Rooms for the first time directly with the 17 students of the Business Communication course, York
On November 28, 2019, I delivered the keynote presentation “Job Search for Introverts” to 70 front-line workers at the sold-out event organized by the Toronto West Local Immigration Partnership (TWLIP) – Employment Resource Connections Action Group. The presentation was based
What a joy to receive the first copies of my newly published book Quiet Lessons for the Introvert’s Soul! Of course, I couldn’t stop myself from taking a pic and post it on social media. Soon after the likes start
A more powerful perspective on networking … the introvert way! 🙂 I don’t know about you, but I found networking challenging until … I’ve shifted my perspective! Extroverts are everywhere, and they’re doing very well in social situations and professional
Since I like to empower introverts to step up for themselves, I’ve noticed that many of them are struggling with public speaking. This reminds me about how I used to be: quite shy, refraining to voice my opinion (even in small
“He has a tendency to stutter while speaking”, she told me skeptically. Since I had coached someone with this before, I was curious to see what a session could do for him. He did speak with often breaks between words,
When I’ve decided to hike the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu (instead of taking the train), I didn’t realize the burden I’ll have to carry on by being an introvert. Well, I survived the Inca Trail, as this T-shirt says.
Introverts don’t usually share things about themselves: what they think, what they want, what they do or don’t. And this could lead to communication problems, and frustration on both sides, in any relationship extrovert-introvert (being it friendship, professional or personal