As an introvert, you can be
your own best friend or your
worst enemy. The good news
is we generally like our own
company, a quality that
extroverts often envy. We find
comfort in solitude and know
how to soothe ourselves.
― Laurie A. Helgoe
As An Introvert, You Can Be Your Own Best Friend Or Your Worst Enemy
Author : Rebecca Baker
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As an introvert, you can be
your own best friend or your
worst enemy. The good news
is we generally like our own
company, a quality that
extroverts often envy. We find
comfort in solitude and know
how to soothe ourselves.
― Laurie A. Helgoe
Published On:
Last updated on:
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