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3 Career Boosting Tips for Introverts
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Introverts are in. Or at least we’re becoming better understood—and learning more to use our quiet energy to our advantage. In a recent story for Inc.com, Jessica Stillman praises Susan Cain’s ubiquitous Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking—which people can’t seem to stop talking about! “From a Time cover story to a New York Times Sunday Review piece by Cain, the topic of how our society undervalues introverts and the needs of those with a quieter disposition has been making frequent appearances in the media lately,” says Stillman.

She also quotes from my recent interview with Tahl Raz for the myGreenlight blog on how introverts can increase their visibility (if they want to!). Missed the 30-minute audio interview and no time for the transcript? Stillman boils down the interview to three simple career boosting tips.

Also on Inc.com, in case you missed my interview with Howard Greenstein, check out “Introverts as Entrepreneurs.”

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