Introverted personality type

Unlike the energetic extroverts whose potential is directed mainly to the outside world, introverts are characterized as calm, often melancholic, personalities, more focused on their inner world. Those who are lucky enough to have an introverted friend are fully aware of all the strengths and beautiful sides of such a person.

 

The social circle of introverts is not large, but contrary to the popular belief about isolation and eternal sullenness, such people are often excellent interlocutors and loyal friends who choose their life partners with special care.

It is believed that introverted personalities for the most part have amazing abilities for creativity, because the peculiarity of an introvert is that he is by definition an incredibly creative person, and a well-developed imagination, as well as numerous talents, perfectly testify to this.

In numerous articles, introverts are often given a fundamentally wrong characterization. It seems that to be an introvert is to be in something deprived compared to the same extrovert. All this has nothing to do with reality. The main myth is that the introvert is sullen, unsociable, has low self-esteem, suffers from insecurity and in general, is almost a hermit.

You can't think of more stupidity. Indeed, there is no denying that an introvert can be a slightly timid and shy person, but in most cases this behavior is only an appearance due to the fact that introverts are most of the time immersed in themselves and they do not care about the outside world. Others interpret this as a manifestation of uncertainty. 

 

Thanks to the constant craving for reflection, the introvert acquires his characteristic traits and character traits, as well as skills that put this type of personality head and head above the superficial extrovert. Realizing all his advantages, an introvert is able to achieve great heights and no competition is not a hindrance to him. Spatial thinking, brilliant analytical skills, developed logic, control over emotions, more than compensate for underdeveloped communication skills. 

Contrary to popular belief, introverts do not suffer from loneliness at all, on the contrary - they get pleasure from it, restore the energy spent on communication and do their favorite things like reading, music, drawing, etc.

But still, an introvert needs someone from time to time to speak out and discuss his thoughts and experiences. It must be a very close person who enjoys unconditional trust. At the same time, it is important to communicate in a close circle, even better - one on one. A noisy company pulls out of an introvert who does not understand the essence of empty conversations, all the forces. 

 

The main problem of introverts is often excessive modesty, inability to present themselves. Brilliant ideas, born in the vast expanses of imagination, are quietly appropriated by more grasping extroverts, and introverts remain on the sidelines. In some cases, they are quite satisfied, increased attention to their person is very disgusting, and to nothing calm and reasonable person all this meaningless, indicative tinsel, he is interested in the very essence of things.

 

If you look at the two psychotypes figuratively, you can imagine that extroverts are full of energy, frolicking children, open to the world and everything new, and introverts, modestly standing in the midst of all this chaos, outside observers, immersed in their thoughts.

Everyone can find their place in this world, despite personal characteristics and shortcomings. To do this, it is enough to realize your strengths and work on their development. Unfortunately, many introverts desperately want to become extroverts, feel like a fish in water in society, easily make friends, etc. Such people simply did not realize their advantage and did not find a life purpose. As soon as the goal is set, the problem will be solved by itself.