Lover of quiet, seeker of kindred spirits
Yesterday I spoke at the HQ of a global bank, and during the Q and A following my talk, an HR leader raised her hand to ask an important question that I hear all time. So I thought I’d answer it here, and share with all of you. Question: I see many talented people who … “Executive Presence” for Introverts Read More » The post “Executive Presence” for Introverts appeared first on Susan Cain .
Since launching the Quiet Revolution, I can’t tell you how many times people (introverts, extroverts and ambiverts alike) have asked me imploringly for new insights to help them work better with their introverted colleagues. So I’m always happy to announce when new insights are at hand. Here are some today, courtesy of Dan Schawbel, a fellow introvert … How Leaders Can Create Deeper Relationships…
Dear everyone, I just emailed these tips to a friend of mine who’s trying to help his fourth grade daughter speak up a bit more in class. After I wrote them up, I thought it would be worth sharing them with all of you, too! So, here they are, hardly edited at all, except that … How to Help Your Child Speak Up in Class Read More » The post How to Help Your Child Speak Up in Class appeared first on…
Bedside manner and charm aren’t the same thing. The post Are Some of the Best Doctors Cerebral Introverts? appeared first on Susan Cain .
Sometimes it's the things you don't say that matter the most. The post How My Mother Helped Launch My Writing Career appeared first on Susan Cain .
It's not just introverts who value and crave quiet. The post A Still, Small Voice appeared first on Susan Cain .
An introvert in her solitude is not actually alone. The post No Solitude, No Revelation appeared first on Susan Cain .
Representation in our stories matters. The post Why Writing an Introverted Character Is Hard, and Why You Must Do It Anyway appeared first on Susan Cain .
Everyone can be represented equally - here's how. The post How to Level the Playing Field for Introverts and Extroverts appeared first on Susan Cain .
The case for less-than-perfect public speaking. The post Um, Ah, Er: Does Hesitation Make You a Better Speaker? appeared first on Susan Cain .