Success Starts From Within
Hmm, perfectionism! A lot of people proud themselves for being perfectionists, and many introverts are! We enjoy so much the power of our mind: mulling things over and over, getting excited about the possibilities of improvement, getting curious what else can
Job searching is stressful … right? Applying on numerous sites, entering your information again and again, hoping to get a call back, practicing interview questions, finding the right words to say during an interview… it’s stressful. In the past 7 years,
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
I like this river! Couldn’t illustrate better how people get stuck in their head, instead of going with the flow. 🙂 View this post on Instagram I like this river! Couldn’t illustrate better how people get stuck in their head,
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
In the free e-book The 3 Levels of Reality: A Doorway to Happiness, I’ve described the concept “3 Levels of Reality” (3LR), and the associated process that could help us become happier and more successful (the way we define “success”).
While I figured out by myself what I want for a career change back in 2006, the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® (MBTI) personality test taken a year after confirmed my choice. It also introduced me to definitions of Extrovert and Introvert
I’ve recently started a new meetup group “Introverts from inside-out”. I’m not playing the coach role in this group, just organizing it, and be myself during the group discussions (unless I do a workshop or presentation). Well, little did I
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