03/17/2022
INTROVERTS VS. EXTROVERTS | Did You Know:
The third week of March (this week) is set aside for National Week. The week confronts the stigma associated with introversion. It also celebrates the inherent strengths and qualities that make introverts such a dynamic and successful part of our world.
Research shows that modern life seems geared to benefit the EXTROVERT --- Rewards seem to flow more readily to those who embrace social interaction.
But, what many people don’t realize, however, is that introverts CAN and DO achieve fantastic success.
“I think we need to help people step into their strengths, As we live in a world built around the extroverted ideal, we want introverts to be able to harness skills that come naturally to extroverts – such as networking, or being the first to speak...
As the diversity, equity, and inclusion wave widens and deepens its reach, introversion is becoming a natural part of that movement. Despite the fact that half the population identifies as introverts, traditional workplace cultures are still geared toward rewarding extroverts, ultimately limiting their collective potential." - Jennifer Kahnweiler
So you're wondering how to observe ?
INTROVERTS, commit to discovering the secrets of introverted leadership, business, networking, sales, presenting, parenting, whatever speaks to your interests and goals. Master the strategies of other successful introverts who are leaders in that field. GET CREATIVE AND AMPLIFY YOUR GIFTS!
EXTROVERTS, spend some time identifying the introverts in your professional and personal life. Ask yourself— Are they being encouraged to embrace life as an introvert, or forced to bend themselves to fit an extroverted mold? Suggest new training and reading material to your company’s DEI & HR department, your children’s school, or your association or conference organizer’s learning and development committee.
Which type most closely describes your personality? We want to hear from you in the comments 👇👇👇