MYTHS ABOUT INTROVERTS.
As an Introvert, it can be quite annoying to be seen by people in a particular way. They often tend to out their personal beliefs about Introverts way above actual facts. Here's a few popular Myths about Introverts:
1. Introverts don't like to socialize: This is a very common myth about Introverts. People often thinking of Introverts as "anti-social". After learning about the type of Introvert known as social Introverts, this myth can now be proven as false. Most Introverts including the social, restrained and thinking Introverts like to socialize, just on their own terms.
2. Introverts are unhappy: This has got to be one of the silliest myths about Introverts ever. Humans, in general, have both happy and sad days. Introverts are also humans by the way. The fact that they are Introverts doesn't make them any less happier. Doing what you love and being comfortable in your own skin is what would truly make you happy, regardless of your personality.
3. Introverts are quiet: As said before, Introversion is a personality, shyness is an emotion. We previously discussed the category of Introverts who are known to be shy. Introverts usually need some quiet time to themselves to recharge. They are quiet until you get to know them and when you finally get then talking, it may be difficult to stop them.
4. Introverts and Extroverts won't get along: Again, human psychology is very difficult and confusing to understand. There are times where an introvert may enjoy some extroverted things and when an extrovert may enjoy some introverted things. As people, they could easily get along with each other as they would find the other quite interesting to know.
5. Introverts don't make good public speakers: A proven fact is that at least half of the people who speak for a living are introverted in nature. Constant practice and focusing on your material is key to becoming a good public speaker regardless of your personality.
Let's now take a look at the likely job opportunities for Introverts.
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Introvert and Introvercy.
Non-FictionIntroversion is a unique trait. A trait worth being proud. This is a call to my fellow Introverts. Let the world see what makes us so special.
