Introverts Quotes

“Introverts need a lot of space and time to think things over. You need solitude to think about matters. This solitude is essential because it allows you to recharge your energy.”
― Daron Callaway, Introverts: The Ultimate Guide for Introverts Who Don’t Want to Change their Quiet Nature but Still Make Friends, Be Sociable, and Develop Powerful Leadership Skills

“introverted leaders are actually better equipped for making the appropriate decisions even in a time of crisis.”
― Daron Callaway, Introverts: The Ultimate Guide for Introverts Who Don’t Want to Change their Quiet Nature but Still Make Friends, Be Sociable, and Develop Powerful Leadership Skills

“Thinking introverts have highly developed imagination and a sense of creativity. They are generally the first person to think outside the box. They can see the big picture and can bring out new ideas and innovations.”
― Daron Callaway, Introverts: The Ultimate Guide for Introverts Who Don’t Want to Change their Quiet Nature but Still Make Friends, Be Sociable, and Develop Powerful Leadership Skills

“They hate places where they need to shout just to get their ideas heard in public.”
― Daron Callaway, Introverts: The Ultimate Guide for Introverts Who Don’t Want to Change their Quiet Nature but Still Make Friends, Be Sociable, and Develop Powerful Leadership Skills

“Almost all introverts hate initiating contact. If you are one of these, then you will wait for someone else to talk to you first. This is because you are afraid of rejection. You do not want to get rejected and feel embarrassed or humiliated. This can bring out your self-doubt issues, which in turn can be quite harmful to your mental health.”
― Daron Callaway, Introverts: The Ultimate Guide for Introverts Who Don’t Want to Change their Quiet Nature but Still Make Friends, Be Sociable, and Develop Powerful Leadership Skills

“The brains of extroverts are less sensitive to dopamine. This means that they need a lot of outside stimulation to feel happy and energized. Therefore, they tend to enjoy talking, chatting, laughing, smiling, dancing, and spending time with people. They like to keep themselves active and busy. The brains of introverts are far more sensitive to dopamine as compared to extroverts. They feel satisfied and rewarded quickly. They do not need a lot of stimuli. Therefore, introverts enjoy sitting in solitude and thinking things over, and enjoy spending quiet time with their books.”
― Daron Callaway, Introverts: The Ultimate Guide for Introverts Who Don’t Want to Change their Quiet Nature but Still Make Friends, Be Sociable, and Develop Powerful Leadership Skills

“For introverts, socializing means a totally different thing. They either do not enjoy it as much as extroverts, or they enjoy it but find it absolutely exhausting.”
― Daron Callaway, Introverts: The Ultimate Guide for Introverts Who Don’t Want to Change their Quiet Nature but Still Make Friends, Be Sociable, and Develop Powerful Leadership Skills

“If introverts do not get their "me" time, they may become snappy and frustrated. They need their time to contemplate, like monks, else they find the world too much to handle.”
― Daron Callaway, Introverts: The Ultimate Guide for Introverts Who Don’t Want to Change their Quiet Nature but Still Make Friends, Be Sociable, and Develop Powerful Leadership Skills

“ISTJ Introverted / Sensing / Thinking / Judging ISTJs are serious, strong, peaceful, and quiet. They prefer the serene beauty of life. If you are an ISTJ individual, you are most likely dependable, responsible, and thorough. Individuals who are ISTJs are highly practical and logical. They are focused and work hard to reach their goals. Sometimes they can be quite the traditionalists.”
― Daron Callaway, Introverts: The Ultimate Guide for Introverts Who Don’t Want to Change their Quiet Nature but Still Make Friends, Be Sociable, and Develop Powerful Leadership Skills

“Introverts do not like small talk. They do not like to indulge in social pleasantries because they tire of them quickly. Introverts do not like talking on the phone.”
― Daron Callaway, Introverts: The Ultimate Guide for Introverts Who Don’t Want to Change their Quiet Nature but Still Make Friends, Be Sociable, and Develop Powerful Leadership Skills

“the affected introvert’s perspectives can be changed to allow them to feel more comfortable in social situations.”
― Daron Callaway, Introverts: The Ultimate Guide for Introverts Who Don’t Want to Change their Quiet Nature but Still Make Friends, Be Sociable, and Develop Powerful Leadership Skills