Why Introvert Listicles Represent the Power of Outliers

Why Introvert Listicles Represent the Power of Outliers

Introverts, along with the other outliers of society, are more significant than people think.  The outskirts of our culture are lined with artists and outcasts; revolutionaries and vagrants; wanderers and monks; freaks and geniuses. All these people are united by the...
The Art of Asking

The Art of Asking

A couple of weeks ago, I referenced Amanda Palmer’s amazing TED Talk, The Art of Asking.   This post will consist of me exercising my vulnerability muscles by practicing this art. As many of you know, this month I embarked on a challenge to write a new blog post...
The Quiet Power of Introverted Leaders

The Quiet Power of Introverted Leaders

A lot of people wrongly assume that extroverts make the best leaders.  In reality, introverts can thrive in leadership roles.  One need only consider the countless examples of outstanding introverted leaders to confirm this; Hillary Clinton, Warren Buffet, Bill Gates...
Building an Introvert Online Community

Building an Introvert Online Community

At the beginning of September, I set out to write one blog post per day for the entire month.  With this final post, I have succeeded (woohoo!).  As a result of my little challenge, Introvert Spring’s visitors more than tripled over the past 30 days.  What started out...
How Introverts Can Change The World

How Introverts Can Change The World

As introverts, we have the power to change the world in our own quiet way. I always thought that in order to have an impact you had to do something grand.  I figured that you had to build elephant sanctuaries, heal the sick, feed starving children, or otherwise save...