The societal definition of success can create a sense of failure if we don’t take a fresh look and define success for ourselves. This is true especially for introverts and sensitives who might feel alienated by the typical definition. Here’s how not knowing my own definition of success steered me wrong at first, plus more clarity of why it matters to your own path, and where to begin to define success for yourself.
Sensitive people wonder about a better way to protect their energy, at work and beyond, while caring so much. I’ve got examples of how calm healthy boundaries can be your magic shield and it’s not about being mean.
Just that phrase, put myself out there, can cause a cringe, especially for introverts and HSPs. Worse yet, it comes with the worry that it will block your success. Here’s some fast relief.
Overthinking accusations might reveal bias against deep thinkers like introverts and HSPs. Deep thinking vs overthinking, and how to stick with useful thinking.
New career or business ideas are exciting, so part of you wants to share them, and another part might be nervous to share. It’s not just the introverted part of you that’s nervous. It’s also wisdom to slow down here. These are tender sprouts that deserve time and space. I’ve seen sharing turn into stuckness.
I’ve got cautions and tips for who, when, how to share.
If you’re feeling stuck in a toxic workplace or still haunted by the after-effects of it, here’s what can help with coping and recovery. And what helps when you’re trying to think about your next work.
It’s so easy to get stuck on big career or business decisions and not take action, sometimes for years. Here’s how I get unstuck, the easy way.
How do you know if it’s a midlife crisis? What is it? What do you do about it? Simple, reassuring answers to your midlife crisis questions. Sometimes we start questioning the career or life path we’re on and that’s healthy, normal, and doable.
People often feel like career or self-employment transition is impossible, but that’s mostly based on a misunderstanding. Here’s the secret to make it more feasible, especially for introverts and HSPs.
Our stressed brains often get stuck on the thought “I don’t know how.” And it stops progress and momentum far too often. However, you’ve already got what it takes to get around that, but you might not remember to use it. It’s the most important skill for success: an attitude of “I can figure it out.” How to activate it.
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It might not feel like it right now, but work can be energizing and fulfilling, even for introverts and HSPs. There is a way. Here are 3 paths to find your way to your right career path.
Holistic guidance for introverts and HSPs who are established business owners so you can have the sustainable, meaningful, and calm life your crave. Different forms of support depending on your preferences and needs – 1:1 and/or group coaching.
Self-employment guidance especially for introverts and HSPs. So you can have the sustainable, meaningful, and calm life you crave.
