The dictionary definition of being an introvert is “a person predominantly concerned with their own thoughts and feelings rather than with external things.” But is that really the case? Over the years, I’ve done multiple tests including the Myers-Brigg personality questionnaire, which all pointed out my introversion. Being an INFJ apparently means that despite craving my own space, I love to help others.
So how do we make being an introvert a superpower?
Thanks to the following guests for participating:
Michael Brian McDonnell, coach, entrepreneur, and author of My Introvert Journey To Being Visible: Join me on my journey from hiding in the shadows full of fear to Sky TV and beyond. Here is the full interview:
Chourouk Gorrab, Co-founder and Head of Communications & Partnerships for The Spill Mag.
Here are some of the resources from the show:
Susan Cain at a TED Talk:
Michaela Chung speaks to 2Questions.TV.
Books looked at this week:
Michael Brian McDonnell: My Introvert Journey To Being Visible: Join me on my journey from hiding in the shadows full of fear to Sky TV and beyond
Susan Cain: Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking
Michaela Chung: The Irresistible Introvert: Harness the Power of Quiet Charisma in a Loud World
PS. I do not receive commission for reviewing books and talks.
