Tag: introverted leader

Have you ever heard someone say that they used to be an introvert, but now they are an

Confidence (or self-confidence) comes when you believe that you have great value, much to offer, and are worthwhile

As an introvert, and one with an overwhelming amount of work and interests, I often find myself with

I have previously written about the challenges introverts experience in Open Office Space… Collaborative or Disruptive? and Introverted Leaders and

Can introverts make great leaders?  Of course! For me, this is not even a question.  I believe the

Several years ago, when I began my quest to understand my own introversion, I didn’t find a lot

I attend many meetings at work everyday.  Sometimes they are back to back for the entire day.  It

I came across a great article by Rahul Sinha titled “Why introverts can be great leaders?” My initial

Often it is difficult to share our weaknesses with others as it can make us feel very vulnerable. 

I recently came across an article by Marcus Buckingham on the Harvard Business Review. I loved his analogy

I have the opportunity through my work to attend a couple professional conferences each year.  As an introvert,

I had a great one-on-one meeting with a fellow introvert today.  We were working on a project together and had

We all have strengths. What are yours? I love how Seth Godin defines “art” in Linchpin. “What makes

I have heard and read over the years that an introvert is someone that needs to recharge by

  I have been thinking about my post yesterday  regarding a discussion that took place following a Quiet

Photo courtesy of Fotochromo I was listening to the radio on the way home from work the other

So what style of leadership is the best?  My answer to this is the one that best uses