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How HSPs, Empaths, and INFJs Can Protect Themselves from Toxic People

If you identify as a highly sensitive person, an empath, or an INFJ, you undoubtedly have encountered more than your fair share of toxic personalities.

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19 Things Introverts Would Rather Talk About Than Make Small Talk

It’s no secret that introverts loathe small talk. It almost seems like our deep-diving brains weren’t made for it. We get energized by playing with ideas.

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I Was an Introvert Who Wanted to Be an Extrovert

Extroverts could walk into a room and everyone would eagerly await their humor. I, an introvert, just sat there thinking, like always.

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3 ‘People Person’ Careers That Are Actually a Good Fit for Introverts

Scientists have noted that extroverts tend to focus on seeing and acquiring results, while introverts pay attention to the processes that deliver results.

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Why Introverts Absolutely Loathe Talking on the Phone

I loathe making or taking phone calls. I can’t tell you how many companies I’ve...

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We Really Need to End the Stigma About Introversion in the Workplace

The mood in the room immediately shifted. The comment “I’m an introvert” was enough to change her entire perception of me as a candidate for the position.

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Why It’s Great Being an Introvert-Extrovert Couple, Despite Our Differences

An introvert-extrovert relationship. That almost sounds like a recipe for disaster. She enjoys being around people, and I need ample time away from others.

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6 Tips for Extroverted Parents Who Are Raising Introverted Teens

Teens do tend to rebel against their parents, but that may not be why your introverted teenager isn’t sharing their thoughts or interests with you.

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There’s an Important Reason We Should Be Having More Meaningful Conversations

If you're not already, consider making an effort to have more meaningful conversations. Your happiness, in part, depends on it.

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How to Deal With Change When You’re an ISFJ Who’d Rather Not

ISFJs have a strong sense of tradition and believe in a "right way to do things." But this also manifests as a fear of change, which we avoid at all costs.

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