While many value solitude as a means of introspection and reflection, they may also crave meaningful social connections and intellectual stimulation. Balancing the need for solitude with the need for social interaction and connection with others can be challenging.
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10. Connection
Embrace meaningful connections with others by nurturing relationships, fostering empathy, and practicing active listening. Embracing connection enhances emotional well-being and social support.
They’re more social than you think.
Extroverts gain energy from social stimulation and activity. Introverts, while often enjoying social activities and engagements as much as anyone else, need periods of solitude to recover. Introverts focus best and are most productive in quiet environments. While they treasure alone time,
Affiliation
People with a high need for affiliation want harmonious relationships with others and want to feel accepted by their peers and bosses.
They prefer work that has social interaction. They make excellent team members and do well in customer service or client interaction.
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