Embrace your introversion or embrace an introvert.

I just stumbled across this quote from Albert Einstein, “Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow. The important thing is not to stop questioning.” I have been thinking

  I have been thinking about my post yesterday  regarding a discussion that took place following a Quiet Revolution webinar, and I wanted to add a little more insight.  As

    We become what we think about. –Earl Nightingale   I have always been fascinated with the reasons why some people are successful and some people are not.  I

I was a guest on the Opposites Attract Podcast discussing introverts and extroverts and my book, Minding Your Time: Time Management, Productivity, and Success, Especially for Introverts. Watch or listen

I attend many meetings at work everyday.  Sometimes they are back to back for the entire day.  It is a little frustrating as typically I am getting more and more

I have learned this lesson over and over and could share many examples. Here’s just one example of how struggle has created growth: I’ve recently really learned how to best utilize

Getting ready to leave the office for some vacation days can be stressful when you have a lot of work still undone. Normally, I get all the necessary tasks finished

If you follow my blog, you know I’m an introvert and I love to study personality, particularly as it relates to introversion and extraversion.  So, for fun, I recently attended a

I have discovered that as an introvert, I need some alone time.  It can be hard to find this time with a busy family and work life.  So one of

I had a great one-on-one meeting with a fellow introvert today.  We were working on a project together and had some great back and forth discussion.  He needed some time here and