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Successful Introvert Habit No. 10
Listen
Introverts are extremely active listeners. They don’t interrupt, but listen carefully to extract meaning from every conversation.
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Successful Introvert Habit No. 1
Build Deep Relationships
Most introverts usually only have a small circle of close friends. They build deep personal relationships which are formed through trust and support.
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Successful Introvert Habit No. 2
Create Plans
Introverts put a lot of energy into research and give careful consideration when drafting projects and plans.
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Successful Introvert Habit No. 4
Creativity from Within
An introvert finds the best inspiration when alone. Their most creative ideas come during times spent in quiet solitude.
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Successful Introvert Habit No. 9
Persistence
Introverts don’t give up easily. They have lots of practice trying to get their thoughts across and voices heard over the noise created by extroverts.
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Successful Introvert Habit No. 6
Know Their Limits
Introverts are very familiar with their own boundaries. If guidance and support are needed when they enter unfamiliar territory, they ask for help.
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Successful Introvert Habit No. 8
Value Uniqueness
Introverts are often misunderstood and struggle to get their true talents recognized and appreciated, so they are quite respectful of the different working styles and preferences of others.
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Successful Introvert Habit No. 5
Don’t Jump to Conclusions
Introverts are deliberate in their decision making and they take time to evaluate and process situations.
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Successful Introvert Habit No. 7
Independent Workstyle
Introverts make amazing team leaders, but they’re just as successful when working independently.
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Successful Introvert Habit No. 3
Think Before Speaking
Prior to contributing to a conversation, introverts think long and hard about what they want to say and how they will say it.
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