Faking it: How to know when to act more extroverted

Faking it: How to know when to act more extroverted

by | May 21, 2014 | 7 comments

“Strength lies in differences, not in similarities.” ~ Stephen R. Covey Extroversion is often seen as the ideal standard to strive for. As a result, we introverts practically come out of the womb hearing about how we should be more extroverted. We’re made to believe...
The Slow and Steady Introvert

The Slow and Steady Introvert

by | Dec 4, 2013 | 3 comments

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...
Embracing Your Introvert Edge

Embracing Your Introvert Edge

by | Nov 27, 2013 | 0 comments

In his new book, The Everything Guide to the Introvert Edge, Arnie Kozak, Ph.D., offers a  treasure trove of valuable information about all things introvert.  He covers topics ranging from the science behind introversion, to introvert relationships to insights on...
Introverts in the Church

Introverts in the Church

by | Sep 27, 2013 | 22 comments

Being an introvert in the Church raises an interesting dilemma for many of us strong silent types.  On the one hand, churches give us a sense of belonging.  On the other, they seem to amplify the extrovert ideal that dominates Western culture. I have not yet read the...