"Shy: A shy person is frightened of public exposure. There is a component of fear involved."

"Introvert: Introverted people get drained after spending much time with others."

"And I had a new insight: I should stop calling and introducing myself as a Resistant Leader."

"1. It is not a problem to be solved"

"The teacher said a great strategy to extract information from extroverts is to stop talking and create silence. Oftentimes they will start talking without thinking just to fill the space. This does not work on introverts :)"

"2. Capitalize on your strengths: Both social profiles have their strengths. So it is not about changing who you are."

"As an introvert, you are likely a good listener, which can lead to practicing empathy if you want. You are also probably good at systemic thinking, analytical thinking, finding patterns, and connecting dots."

"But on the other hand, you are probably quite good at connecting in a 1:1 closer conversation."

"3. Recharge moments:  At the end of the day, the start of everything that comes along with introversion is the fact the social iteration drains us."

"4. Talk about it with your close team: Sometimes, letting your team members know you help a lot."

"5. Fake it till you make it"

"6. Networking events:  Networking events can be a nightmare until they aren't."

"Consistency in helping other people in small acts build up to be more powerful than punctual spotlights on specific occasions."

"I realized I did not need to become a ""party person"" or the center of attention."

"We, introverts, need to analyze lots of things."

"8. Facilitated meetings:"

"This happens for several reasons, and according to research, most introverted people even feel invisible from time to time."

"9. Surround yourself with complementary people"

"A good combination of Introverts + Extroverts is surprisingly effective."

"10. Self Awareness"

"So if you need to stick to one, stick to this one. In a nutshell: Know (and be) yourself."

"Introverts' brains are wired differently from extroverted ones, and introverts will continue to be introverts."