Jenn Granneman's Blog, page 8

What People Get Wrong About Friendly Introverts

Sometimes, an introvert is the person lighting up the room — only to need hours of alone time to recover afterward.

The post What People Get Wrong About Friendly Introverts appeared first on Introvert, Dear.

How Singing in a Choir Can Empower Introverts

There is no small talk in singing. Everyone in the room is there for the same purpose: to sing.

The post How Singing in a Choir Can Empower Introverts appeared first on Introvert, Dear.

No, Introverts Don’t Socialize Wrong — Here’s Why

Introverts don’t want — or need — to socialize as often as the typical extrovert does — and that’s perfectly okay.

The post No, Introverts Don’t Socialize Wrong — Here’s Why appeared first on Introvert, Dear.

Feeling Drained? Here Are 12 Signs You Have an Introvert Hangover

An introvert hangover can leave you feeling exhausted, making you want nothing more than to escape to a quiet place alone.

The post Feeling Drained? Here Are 12 Signs You Have an Introvert Hangover appeared first on Introvert, Dear.

What Are Introverts Like as Children? Here Are 7 Common Traits

Introverted kids have an inner world that is alive and present for them. They engage with the deeper aspects of life.

The post What Are Introverts Like as Children? Here Are 7 Common Traits appeared first on Introvert, Dear.

Why Introverts Are Happier With Fewer Friends

In a world fixated on quantity, fewer friends mean deeper connections with those who truly understand us.

The post Why Introverts Are Happier With Fewer Friends appeared first on Introvert, Dear.

How Introverts Can Quiet Negative Thoughts for Greater Peace of Mind

My introverted mind often jumps to worst-case scenarios or gets stuck on thoughts that leave me stressed.

The post How Introverts Can Quiet Negative Thoughts for Greater Peace of Mind appeared first on Introvert, Dear.

Why I Enjoy Eating Alone — And Why It’s Not a Cry for Help

For many introverts, eating alone is a peaceful choice, yet society unfairly views it as loneliness.

The post Why I Enjoy Eating Alone — And Why It’s Not a Cry for Help appeared first on Introvert, Dear.

When Both Parent and Teen Are Highly Sensitive Introverts

As a highly sensitive introvert, I find it hard not to absorb my teen’s restless energy or constantly jump in with help and advice.

The post When Both Parent and Teen Are Highly Sensitive Introverts appeared first on Introvert, Dear.

Why Introverts and Pets Just Get Each Other

As an introvert, it’s a huge relief for me to simply sit with another creature in silence, with no expectation to say or do anything.

The post Why Introverts and Pets Just Get Each Other appeared first on Introvert, Dear.