Introversion is a personal trait that
informs where we gain and drain energy.
Introverts gain energy from solitude and quiet, and we drain energy from social interaction.
We are internally oriented, most closely in touch with and living from our inner world.
We’re also likely to be internal processors; we think before we speak, rather than thinking out loud.
We live from the inside, out.
– Beth Buelow
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Introversion is a personal trait that
informs where we gain and drain energy.
Introverts gain energy from solitude and quiet, and we drain energy from social interaction.
We are internally oriented, most closely in touch with and living from our inner world.
We’re also likely to be internal processors; we think before we speak, rather than thinking out loud.
We live from the inside, out.
– Beth Buelow
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