Know where you stand on the introvert-extrovert spectrum
- If you’re an extrovert and find yourself talking too much, try to shift the focus on asking more questions.
- If you’re an introvert, ask yourself whether you’re speaking enough and giving the other person enough information about yourself to help them feel connected to you.
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