Jenn Granneman's Blog, page 18

Introverts prefer to focus quietly. Overly chatty coworkers can wear them out and make it hard to concentrate.

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While extroverts may excel in social situations, introverts may thrive in observation.

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As an introverted parent of young kids, sometimes you just need to be truly alone for a while, even if it means hiding in your car.

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Finding someone who “gets” you as an introvert might take more effort, but when you finally find them, that effort will be worth it.

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Losing a job, by choice or not, is a huge life event — it’s okay to be sad and scared.

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Any introvert would probably love to give or receive these funny and sarcastic Valentine's Day cards.

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Introverts need downtime to recharge their batteries and process their thoughts and emotions — and it's not personal.

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I’m done putting my needs on the back burner. If people want to call me “grandma” for going home early, then so be it.

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In the same way that we honor our needs of hunger and thirst, we deserve to honor our needs as introverts.

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Make sure your extroverted roommates understand that you don’t just want quiet time — you need it.

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