How Introverts Can Finally Stop Worrying

How Introverts Can Finally Stop Worrying

Introverts have a lot to worry about. We’re constantly at war with our own mind, as we battle against feelings of guilt, overwhelm, and inadequacy. We desperately want to mute our noisy thoughts and stop worrying. But how? How can we stop the endless cycle of worrying...
7 Signs of Mental Fatigue + Easy Solutions

7 Signs of Mental Fatigue + Easy Solutions

Mental Health Week on Introvert Spring continues and today we’re talking about something many introverts struggle with: mental fatigue. Most introverts have struggled with mental fatigue at some point. For some introverts it’s a constant battle. Your mind is...
Introverts & Alcohol: An Unhealthy Crutch?

Introverts & Alcohol: An Unhealthy Crutch?

It’s Mental Health Week on Introvert Spring, and today we’re talking about a topic that isn’t addressed very often: introverts and alcohol. Do you ever use alcohol to get through uncomfortable situations? I’ve received plenty of messages from...
6 Tips to Balance Alone Time And Socializing

6 Tips to Balance Alone Time And Socializing

A lot of introverts struggle to balance alone time and socializing. Maybe you can relate. When you go out, you feel like you should be at home. When you’re at home, you feel like you should be out. ‘Should’ is really the operative word in both these scenarios....
4 Ways Introverts Can Make Meaningful Small Talk

4 Ways Introverts Can Make Meaningful Small Talk

I grew up in a neighborhood with a lot of other kids my age. Even though I was an introvert, I knew everyone on my block — and I never thought about “what” to talk about. We all knew what everybody else was up to, what games we all liked to play, and who had gotten...