Category: Communication & Interaction
Personality Types: How To Read Anyone’s Personality | The Somatotype Theory
Remember, these are generalisations; however, generalisations, for the most part, can be quite accurate when it comes to common trends and proclivities. Regarding the pre-Somatotype commentary, I am not as familiar with this line of typing, not sure how accurate it is, but it is interesting. Regarding the Somatotype argument (starting about halfway in at…
Personality Types: How To Read Anyone’s Personality | The Carl Jung Theory
It shouldn’t be about obtaining money, influence, skills in manipulation, etc. The goal is better understanding and this video gives a good, brief run-down of the difference between introverts and extroverts.
Honour & Dignity: Tell the TRUTH!: Jordan Peterson
Communication & Interaction: Why We Need to Have Deeper Conversations: Jenn Granneman
“Research shows what introverts have known all along…ou and a coworker step into an elevator. As you descend in the tiny metal box, the silence between you grows awkward. Suddenly your coworker blurts out, “Such a shame that we’re stuck in the office on a beautiful day like this!” You mumble, “It sure is.” As…
Communication & Interaction: Why This Introvert Hates Small Talk But Loves Meaningful Conversation by Kayla Mueller
“I’m sure you’ve heard many times that introverts hate small talk. This is frequently misunderstood as introverts hate talking, period. However, this is not so. Introverts like the right kind of talk. So what is the right kind of talk, and why do introverts avoid small talk at all costs?” Click Why This Introvert Hates…
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Why Socializing Drains Introverts More Than Extroverts: Jenn Granneman: Psychology Today
“…extroverts have a more active dopamine reward system than introverts. Dopamine is a neurotransmitter that helps control the brain’s pleasure and reward centers. Having a more active dopamine reward system means that extroverts get more energized and excited by the possibility of reward than introverts. So extroverts are more driven to strike up a conversation…
Seven Ways Spending Time Alone Will Change Your Life: Jenn Granneman: Psychology Today
“If you’re not regularly spending time alone, you’re not living your best life… Introverts need alone time like we need air to breathe…” Click 7 Ways Spending Time Alone Will Change Your Life | Psychology Today for the rest of the article.
Spiritual Wrestlings 