Introvert: An Introvert's Guide To Being Successful And Happy In An Extrovert Society

by Sherell Brown-Mitchell

Extrovert people are the best ones. Aren’t they? They are the life and soul of the party, they get the best jobs, they’re happier, more successful and their lives are simply so much better than yours.
Introverts, we are told, by comparison, are failures.
Or are they?
In reality introverts are better listeners, have greater ability to focus on a task and just require less stimulation. They avoid conflict whenever possible and are able to express themselves better in writing, rather than speech.
There’s nothing controversial in any of the above, and in this illuminating and definitive book, An Introvert’s Guide to Being Successful and Happy in an Extrovert Society, you will learn that success does not require an extrovert nature.

While the book examines what introversion is, it doesn’t place it in a box. Some introverts are shy, but not all for example. Some are quiet and don’t like socialising, but not all are like that.

It looks at the constructive aspects of being introverted and seeks to show the reader the right path to take when choosing a career, or allowing them to include their introversion in their daily lives and see it as a positive force.

And ultimately it helps you to understand how to become happy and successful in a society which still sees being introverted as a negative.

This book is as useful as it is important. Download it now to see for yourself how being introverted is as cool as you want to make it, and how it can be a positive force which can make a huge and significant impact on your life in today’s extrovert world..

Take action right away to learn how to be successful as an introvert by downloading this book today!

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39 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 17, 2016

Reviews

[Juliet Gover · Rating 4 out of 5]

An informative reassurance.

An introvert married to a.n ex..ex..extrovert can be challenging but it can also be the "oil on a boisterous sea". This book was encouraging and a great help to stop self condemnation and more self understanding.

[Krissy · Rating 2 out of 5]

This article was very hard to read because it was not grammatically correct, throughout the whole article. It seemed to be written by either a child or an uneducated person. Very frustrating.

This article was very hard to read because it was not grammatically correct, throughout the whole article. It seemed to be written by either a child or an uneducated person. Very frustrating.

[Cherokee · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very brief but we'll written book. Interesting to learn the differences between introversion and social anxiety and how they can also co-exist.

[Jodi Rose Crump · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book needed a basic proofreader. Very badly.

[Sherell TheAuthor · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent book!!!