Why 2014 is The Year for Quiet Reflection

Why 2014 is The Year for Quiet Reflection

The importance of quiet reflection is undeniable. Embracing this practice is beneficial for everyone.  It provides greater understanding of ourselves and the world we live in, nourishment for our soul, and peace. For introverts, it offers a lifeline in an exhaustingly...
A Grumpy Cat Christmas

A Grumpy Cat Christmas

The other day, I had a disturbing epiphany: I don’t look forward to Christmas anymore. I know how this must sound to you.  You are probably imagining me as some grimacing green creature hunched in front of my computer, cursing all things splendid and good.  But the...
Why Introverts Should Keep Daydreaming

Why Introverts Should Keep Daydreaming

The following is an excerpt from my ebook, The Introvert Revolution: On August 28th, 1963, Martin Luther King, Jr. uttered four words that the world will never forget: “I have a dream.”  He didn’t say that he had a plan of action or a five-step outline for success. ...
One More Reason Introverts Should Put an End to Envy

One More Reason Introverts Should Put an End to Envy

I’ve talked about most of the things that every introvert should know about jealousy.  But it occurred to me the other night, that I missed one important point. While re-reading Eat, Pray, Love by Elizabeth Gilbert, the following quote really struck me: “I’ve always...
The Slow and Steady Introvert

The Slow and Steady Introvert

I’m an introvert.  I talk slowly.  I work slowly.  I even read slowly.  I wander. I daydream. And I often spend about as much time thinking about a task as I do actually doing it.  I’m not saying all of these qualities are directly linked to introversion, but from...