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    The Introvert Power Advantage: A book about introverts'survival tactics, emotional introversion recharge characteristics, jobs & career leadership for quiet introvert personality and relationships
    The Introvert Power Advantage: A book about introverts'survival tactics, emotional introversion recharge characteristics, jobs & career leadership for quiet introvert personality and relationships
    The Introvert Power Advantage: A book about introverts'survival tactics, emotional introversion recharge characteristics, jobs & career leadership for quiet introvert personality and relationships
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    The Introvert Power Advantage: A book about introverts'survival tactics, emotional introversion recharge characteristics, jobs & career leadership for quiet introvert personality and relationships

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    "HOW TO THRIVE AND WIN AS AN INTROVERT, IN THE WORLD OF EXTROVERTS!"
    The stereotypes on intro/extroversion have been going on for many years, yet we do not take the effort to correct any of them. Introversion, in particular, is one of the most frequently misinterpreted personality traits. Many issues originate from the lack of distinction between introversion and being shy-- the former is much more detailed as the introvert himself is just more concentrated in his own world, yet it does not mean he can not interact with others if he needs to. This book was created with high hopes of shedding light on the misconceptions that often discourage the introverts.
    Some of these individuals are fed up in being forced to alter their ways. People have no idea that introverts can be the most independent types of people you will ever meet. Because they choose the serenity of being on their own, they have the tendency to be more self-dependent and devoted. They are visionaries-- they take their time evaluating things and go through the details with an excellent focus and accuracy. In this book, we aim to reveal to you why we should accept and thrive as introverts!
    In this book, you will learn:
     Introduction
     Our Motto: "You're Okay But Only In Tiny Doses."
     How Does Introversion Influence Character?
     Being Around People Drains Energy
     Introvert Traits
     Benefits Of Introversion
     Stops And Smell The Roses. Life Teems With Little Surprises.
     Get Out Of Your Comfort Zone-- But Stay In Your Sanity Zone
     Small Talk As A Part Of Life
     Introverted Brains
     Maintain Equilibrium
     Introverts And Energy
     Develop Goals
     Relationships With Special Outgoing Personalities
     Characteristics Of Extroverts
     Friendships Keep Them Healthy And Balanced
     Benefits Of Introversion
     The Pretend Extrovert Skills
     Surviving In An Extrovert's World
     The Introvert As A Leader
     Beef Up Your Emotional Intelligence
     The Art Of Focused Conversation
     Confident Public Speaking
     Grabbing Your Audience
     The Art Of Persuasion
     Going From Introvert To Extrovert
     Introvert To Extrovert Exercise
     Finding The Right Career For An Introvert
     Being Happy As An Introvert
     Reframe Your Thoughts
     Taking Control Of Stress
     Change The Stressful Situation
     Accept Things That Are Unchangeable
     What People Think Of You Is None Of Your Business
     And Much, Much More...
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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJNR Publishing
    Release dateApr 20, 2018
    The Introvert Power Advantage: A book about introverts'survival tactics, emotional introversion recharge characteristics, jobs & career leadership for quiet introvert personality and relationships

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    The Introvert Power Advantage - Samantha Claire

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    Our motto: you're okay, but only in tiny doses.

    The term introversion came from the work of Carl Jung and later ended up being one of the main parts of his five principles of Personality. The Introversion-extraversion dimension is also one of the four divisions recognized by the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI).

    According to Jung’s model of personality, every person has some degree of both introversion and extraversion. People commonly often lean in one direction or the other.

    How does introversion influence character?

    Experts have found that people high in this characteristic have the propensity to have a smaller sized group of friends. While extroverts usually have a huge circle of friends and connections, introverts usually select their buddies a lot more exhaustively than the extrovert types. Their closest partnerships often become real and significant. They similarly choose to associate with people on a one-on-one basis rather than a huge crowd setup.

    An outgoing personality is one whose mental pictures, thoughts, and troubles find prepared expression in overt actions, whereas an introvert dwells mostly in a private world of imagination. Introverts may become the visionary poets or artists of the world.

    The distinction was made initially by Freud and has been widely used as a concept to help us to realize the difference from one another. Tests to determine introversion and extroversion have been created. Nonetheless, the profuse inner workings of an introvert are too complex to identify and gauge accurately.

    Typically, an introvert is an individual who is energized by being alone and whose energy is drained by being around other people. Introverts are more interested in the inner world of thoughts and deep introspection. They habitually would rather avoid social situations because being around people drains their energy.

    For outgoing personality types, social interaction brings power and their best, whereas for introverts, energy originates from privacy or interaction with their close friends only.

    A large component of it has a genetic basis (40 %). Research and studies could now also predict introversion tendencies in newborn infants (as when they are showing signs they are a lot more aware of external stimulations, like lights/sounds/etc..).

    Introverts subconsciously have the proclivity to pay attention to music, but only at minimal decibel levels. Not a whole lot of stimulation is needed; thus their bodily feedback to things is more powerful, therefore, to focus they require lots of space and minimum noise and distractions.

    Being Around People Drains Energy

    Do you ever feel tired after being in the company of a sizable number of people? After a day being with others, do you just want to retreat to a tranquil place of relaxation and spend time on your own? One of the substantial attributes of this personality type is that introverts' exhaust energy in social situations, unlike extroverts, which obtain energy from the same types of interactions.

    Introvert Traits

    - Very self-aware

    - Thoughtful

    - Takes pleasure in profoundly understanding details.

    - Fascinated with self-expertise and also self-understanding.

    - Tends to keep emotions to himself.

    - Peaceful and reserved in huge groups or around new people.

    - More friendly and can become more gregarious around people they know well.

    - Understands things well without the need for constant monitoring.

    Remember, introversion is not an all-or-nothing category. People could be the stereotypical introverts, or they may be

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