We Introverts often cherish our alone time, seeking activities that recharge our energy and allow us to express ourselves authentically. A thoughtfully chosen hobby can provide these benefits and more. But how do you determine if you’ve found the right hobby for your personality and lifestyle? And if you don’t already have one, how do you discover it?

For introverts, navigating the traditional school environment can often feel like swimming against the current. Today, we’ll explore why schools tend to reward extroverts, how this impacts introverted students, and what changes can be made to create a more inclusive environment.

Practical tips and tricks that have helped me (and countless other introverts) navigate the world of public speaking with confidence and ease. We'll cover everything from researching and preparing in advance to handling those "oops" moments and making the most of the experience afterward.

Workplaces can often feel overwhelming for introverts. From constant interruptions to unclear expectations, the day-to-day grind can quickly drain your energy. But it doesn’t have to be this way. By setting and maintaining clear boundaries, you can create a more balanced and fulfilling work environment. In this newsletter, we’ll explore practical steps for establishing boundaries with both coworkers and bosses, so you can thrive without compromising your well-being.

If you feel energized after a day of tackling meaningful projects, you’re likely in a good fit. Roles like librarian, content strategist, or archivist often allow for a balanced workload. However, if you’re ending each day completely exhausted from back-to-back calls or high-energy collaboration, a change may be necessary.

Networking doesn’t have to mean pretending to be someone you’re not. As an introvert, your unique strengths—like building trust, listening deeply, and connecting authentically—are exactly what make you a powerful networker.