... is someone who enjoys solitude and focuses more on internal thoughts and feelings.&nbsp;Unlike extroverts, who gain energy from social interaction, introverts often expend energy in social situations. After being with a large group, people who are introverted often feel a need to recharge by spending time alone.

An introvert

Communication

We really do well when we connect with others, even for brief periods. You don't need to change your nature in order to socialize more.Instead of fighting your personality, work with it, and focus on the type and level of interactions you can do and enjoy.

Be who you are

<ul><li>Know your boundaries. Introverts are often not comfortable with uncertainty about when something will end.&nbsp;</li><li>Control the setting. If going out is not easy, have people come to you.</li><li>Focus on activities, as a class at a local college or community center. Sometimes just being around people is enough.</li><li>Join a club&nbsp;based on your personal interests or hobbies.</li><li>Socialize from afar. Social media is another way for introverts to stay connected.</li></ul>

Find social opportunities that work for you

Given the choice of interacting with people or watching the new episodes of Agatha Christie's Poirot on PBS, well, let's just say I think David Suchet is better company. If you are an introvert like me, you relish your time alone. But we should also understand the dilemma we face when it comes to long-term health.

Be who you are

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Thinking before speaking and acting