Name: 12 Strengths of an Introvert (Part 1 - Animation Remake)
Uploaded: 2020-02-02T12:56:33.000Z
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Twelve things introverts are best at doing

The subjunctive

There's somewhat of a negative stereotype around introverts. People say that they're too quiet to have fun or be social.

Just because introverts don't feel comfortable walking into a room full of strangers or making friends with everyone in a room

doesn't mean they don't like to be fun or social.

Introverts have some of the best personality traits. They just usually keep to themselves.

Here are just some of the things introverts are great at doing:

#1 having thought-provoking conversations

Introverts don't like small talk. The whole "how are you?" "can you believe this weather?" "did you see the game last night?"

Due to their disdain for the idle chatter they're seen by most as unsociable and this is not the case

Introverts want to get straight down to the meat of things they want to hear your deepest thoughts, your desires and dreams

None of that "I'm fine. How are you?" talk

Introverts know that you have a story to tell and they want to hear it they want to know your opinions and

Questions and answers to questions that are infrequently spoken about because of their deep topics

Introverts have a therapist guidance counselor mentality and charisma

Causing us to make you feel more comfortable with speaking your mind and soul. This is good for everyone around

Introverts get the satisfaction of having a meaningful conversation with someone without having to feel the empty space which chitchat

And you get a part-time therapist someone who will really listen to you and your thoughts

I know what you're thinking: What?? what in the world an introvert excels at a profession that requires constant visa vie interaction

Yes! introverts pay attention care and are comfortable in familiar situations

so they can be confident in their daily jobs even as salespeople

Being highly cognitive people introverts take time to fully understand their product customer and outcomes

From this introverts are highly prepared for any unexpected events such as objections crankiness and touchy questions

They might not be happy with it, but they can handle it effectively nonetheless.

Introverts love to be swaddled and love and affection by those close to them especially when it's our furry friends

Introverts are professionals at taking care of animals especially when they do it alone. You need a dog sitter? No problem!

You need someone to take care of your cat while you're away? Enough said!

Introverts have no problem snuggling up next to a dog, cat, bunny or goldfish and spending a nice day together

They enjoy the company of animals more than humans in most situations

They sympathize with animals. Introverts can calm a troubled pet since they're experienced with calming their own troubled Minds

They have a lot of energy and want to have fun eat and get their belly rubbed

But when all the sudden done they need their rest

Introverts aren't quiet without a purpose. They observe. While you're over there talking about the latest fad, or your weird dream last night

They see the way your forehead wrinkles when your grandpa's mentioned, and they notice when there's a new painting hanging up in the office

introverts spend time watching and memorizing their surroundings and environments

So they feel comfortable enough to interact with them who would jump into the darkness without a flashlight?

Introverts prefer to analyze their surroundings rather than focus on biases so that when they finally voice out their misgivings

Introverts are the first to notice anything slightly out of the ordinary

And they're also the ones to be the devil's advocate and notice flaws and ideas and concepts

Introverts usually spend a lot of time thinking about the worst possible situation and how to get out of it so trust them

As are many of these points this one is notably surprising

how can someone who dislikes abundant social interaction be a great leader when a leaders job is to lead others?

A recent poll shows that not all successful leaders are extroverts.

Outgoing individuals use their charisma and spunk to command attention and get things done

while reserved bosses lay low and observe their underlings and always know what's best for them the person and the situation.

They never speak just to be heard or because they're the boss they speak to assist and help others because introverts imagine themselves in quite

Humble and prepared and they're comfortable working alone showing the good leadership isn't always flashy

So if you ever have a boss that is more on the shy or reserved side

This doesn't mean that he or she dislikes you or thinks they're better than you

It could be that they're an introvert as well and don't have anything to say about your performance since you're doing a good job without them