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Introversion And Extroversion

  • Hard work is done alone and meeting new people while working can be distracting. 
  • The solution is to cycle between the two modes, one being extroversion(building relationships) and the other being introversion(sitting and working.)
  • Depending on our current state, we should adjust and balance the ratio of both aspects.

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