What's your secret to introverting the right way?

Identifying as an introvert is the first step. Here’s what you can do after you know the limits of your social battery.

Introverts aren't always shy or quiet. These four misconceptions reveal the surprising truth about life on the quieter side.

Introverts often need a level of social interaction and engagement to feel happy, fulfilled, and secure in life, according to a study from Frontiers in Psychology, but that doesn't mean their ...

When discussing advantages and disadvantages of well-known personality traits, such as extroversion-introversion, we need to ...

Introverts can make a massive impact in life. Don’t undersell, hide, or become a hermit because you have identified too closely with what is little more than a label. Everything is possible, whether ...

Introverts aren't being dramatic—they're experiencing a genuine neurological difference in how they process social interaction. Research has shown that introverts have a more sensitive response to ...

Introverts can sustain attention without constant input. Silence fuels concentration rather than draining it. This allows complex thinking. Depth replaces distraction.

Social introverts, thinking introverts, anxious introverts and restrained introverts all have positive qualities.

There is so much more to introversion than I ever imagined—and I even published research on introversion many years ago. The experiences that define a person as an introvert, according to the thinkers ...