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A review by wsu_tech_library
Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking by Susan Cain
challenging
hopeful
informative
reflective
medium-paced
5.0
Available at WSU Tech Library.
Do you enjoy socializing but need alone time to recuperate afterward? You might be an introvert.
Do you communicate better in writing than verbally? You might be an introvert.
Have a few close friends rather than a large circle of acquaintances? You might be an introvert.
Your humble librarian is definitely an introvert! Quiet is recommended reading for introverts and for people who live and work with introverts. (So everyone.) American culture tends to idealize extroverted personality traits, but introverts can make valuable contributions just by leaning into our own quiet tendencies. And we'll be much happier than we would be pretending to be extroverts.
Do you enjoy socializing but need alone time to recuperate afterward? You might be an introvert.
Do you communicate better in writing than verbally? You might be an introvert.
Have a few close friends rather than a large circle of acquaintances? You might be an introvert.
Your humble librarian is definitely an introvert! Quiet is recommended reading for introverts and for people who live and work with introverts. (So everyone.) American culture tends to idealize extroverted personality traits, but introverts can make valuable contributions just by leaning into our own quiet tendencies. And we'll be much happier than we would be pretending to be extroverts.