Psychology Today: Introversion is not the opposite of extroversion, part 2

I posted the next part of one of my favorite posts, following yesterday’s, Introversion is not the opposite of extroversion.

I call it part 3 there because I had to break part 1 into two parts to meet length requirements.

Enjoy!

If you believe you have to be either introverted or extroverted—as I did—this series of posts may revolutionize your life.

Retry later

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