Sometimes Deciding-or Being Forced!-to Interact Pays Off (Part 1 of 2)

You're an introvert, and you get to be the introvert you are. That will never change, nor should it.
But sometimes-sometimes-going against your introverted grain and interacting with a (relative) stranger pays off in ways you could never have anticipated.
So give yourself the gift of doing this-or going along with it when it's thrust upon you!-once in a while.
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[@maryolmstead3183]

Sometimes I think I’m an extrovert and sometimes I think I’m an introvert. But all I know is that I’m very attracted to what you have to say. I stumbled across your video today and I’m going to subscribe and share.

[@TheIntrovertAdvocate_PeterVogt]

Hi Mary. Thanks so much, first of all, for your kind words and comments. And thanks as well for subscribing to the channel and sharing the info with others in your life. I really appreciate it!
One thing to know-and a) you may know this already!, and b) I say it for others who might read these comments too-is that statistically speaking, most people (approximately 68%) see themselves exactly as you do: i.e., both extroverted and introverted,.
To a degree this is true of all of us: Nobody is 100% introverted or 100% extroverted. It's not an either/or thing to begin with.
But if you have a lot of introvert in you-well, then you're likely to resonate with what I'm saying/doing.
Thanks again for being here!
Peter