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Time does not exist it is only concept

it has broke my mind

How does it work?

I will start with some (overly simplified) concepts because people sometimes mix shyness and introversion.

Shy: A shy person is frightened of public exposure. There is a component of fear involved. They don't necessarily want or like to be alone. Being shy, so they say (at least my therapist does), is something you can change

Introvert: Introverted people get drained after spending much time with others. They usually enjoy other people a lot but also love and need time alone after many interactions. I will reinforce: they need some time alone to recharge

Extroverts: On the other hand, lack of social interaction may make extroverts feel depleted and fatigued

To end this short concept alignment, not all introverted people are shy, and not all shy people are introverted. And to be clear, an extrovert can be shy.

I am shy and introverted at high levels. The way I cope with each of those characteristics is very different. This text from now on is about learning to be an introverted leader.

This is scared me a lot

I recently changed jobs after 9 years at another place. I realize that the best and most necessary skill is adaptation to new conditions, easy-going personality and perseverance.

What a great post! I could relate to most of the points. It is for sure one of the best articles I’ve read which covers this particular topic. Thanks Justin for putting in the time and effort for sharing your thoughts.

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Camon... this was a joke!

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I have experience working in the company of friends and partners. How you did it is probably a mystery. Most likely, I think it is an exception to the rule rather than the rule.

It's hard to work in practice, and it's even harder to work with friends because there is always a backdrop.