Do You Hate Small Talk? (An Introvert Survival Guide)
Introverts tend to dislike small talk, not because we’re anti-social but because our brains prefer depth. Explanations + how to deal with small talk situations. Tips for introverts
Introverts tend to dislike small talk, not because we’re anti-social but because our brains prefer depth. Explanations + how to deal with small talk situations. Tips for introverts
This seems to be the start of many conversations I’m having as Fall approaches…
Self-employment can work well for introverts. Here are some of the best self-employed jobs for introverts, and tips to make it work best for introverts and HSPs. Tips for how to choose the right idea too.
Introverts are more prone to overthinking because of our natural gift for deep thinking. Analysis paralysis can keep us stuck but there are ways out.
Shyness and introversion can be connected, but they are not the same. It’s important, for everyone’s well-being, to understand the difference.
First of all, you can be a confident introvert. But many introverts have concerns about confidence and I’ll explain why and what to do about it.
Considering returning to work but having a head spin? “Do I have what it takes? What about work-life balance?…” Some answers to calm your worries.
There’s so much stress over the words related to our work. Self-employed introverts are especially prone to word worries. Here’s what to do.
This is an often-forgotten and surprisingly useful (no-cost) method to attract new clients for your service-based business. Specific steps and email template here. Introvert/HSP friendly method.
I learned an important lesson about the heart when I went to my father’s funeral many years ago. The day he died, a friend came over and took me for a walk in the February chill and listened to my worries.
Having a filled-out LinkedIn profile can be worthwhile and fairly easy to do. The full why and how of it. Step-by-step instructions for newbies included.
I was painfully shy at one time, and I understand the stuckness and pain of it. I feel called to help quiet girls who feel stuck.
Does self-employment HAVE to be that stressful? I don’t think so. Here’s my take on the problem and the solution. Stress-free? Not exactly. Burnout-free, Yes!
It seems like everyone is craving work/life balance but they seem to have no idea how to get there.
Intro from Val: When Kelli wrote to me about the insight below, I knew more people needed to hear it so I asked her to write a guest post. Time management is so misunderstood and I think she captures the way out of that confusion. Now let’s hear from Kelli…
I wanted to follow every idea and do all the things like it “should” be as a solopreneur. That was too much. Here’s how I went from reactive to relaxed. Phew.
Oh my, I barely have words to go with this video. Please watch it and let the inspiration and artistry sink in. Be sure to watch the exquisite ending. Wow!
I can make a case for why the answer could be Yes.
Many people who come to me for career, business, or life guidance feel completely lost at sea in a fog, only to discover they were only a mile from shore.
When it comes to superpowers (your amazing strengths), they are often the things you think are your flaws. Here’s why and how to turn it around. Look to your so-called flaws for clues of your strengths.