Jenn Granneman's Blog, page 175

I anticipated and relished those hours. For my extroverted colleagues, the grand silence was a vacation; for me, it was a homecoming.

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All the time, people misinterpret what it means to be introverted. I love being around people, having fun, and joking around as much as the next person.

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These songs perfectly suit me as an introvert and a highly sensitive person, and I think every introvert should add them to their playlist.

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One of the greatest strengths of the ISTP is her knowledge of a system, all its parts, and how they work together. They’re born troubleshooters.

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With the heat draining what little social energy we have, introverts are faced with few choices of activities that don’t involve human interaction.

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Introverts love discussing ideas, and one of my favorite things to do is come up with a few lighthearted debate questions to ask my date.

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A huge group full of unknowns is about as bad as it gets — and for some anxious introverts, it may even induce a full-on panic attack.

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There are some very real differences between introverts and extroverts, and these differences come down to how they respond differently to rewards.

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There was a word for what I was: introvert. It was a magic word, because it explained many of the things I had struggled with my entire life.

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INTJs: the robot. The mastermind. Always in control of ourselves and, supposedly, our world — which should include our desks, right?

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