The Gift of Introversion

VI. How to Thrive
as an Introvert
by IntrovertDear.com
Introverts can be successful in any walk of life.
There are introverts who are famous actors and politicians. There are introvert CEOs,
pop stars, authors, and engineers. And introverts, like everyone, can find happiness in
love, in family, in spirituality or in learning — or in whatever gives them purpose.
What’s different about introverts is what we have to do to tap into our talents and thrive:
We have to work with our introversion rather than fight against it.
That might mean turning down social invites. It might mean focusing on the friends you
value most instead of trying to be everything to everyone. It might mean finding a way to
get more solitude at work — especially in an open office.
And, most important, it might mean trusting your instinct about what you really need to
be happy. Once you do that, you will stop feeling worn out or uncertain — and you’ll
start seeing your genius come through.
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