Last year, I began to share what I’ve learned about intergenerational trauma and systemic oppression. Calling out my privilege as a light-skinned Asian American, thin, and able-bodied cis woman from a middle-class family, I found myself shouting into a void. Unfortunately, the more I shared, the more vulnerable I became to the social injustice and biases I was fighting. As…

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I’m not one to focus on Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) generalizations because I don’t believe one personality type can truly define someone. However, I can’t help but appreciate how those same MBTI generalizations can bring people together and help them feel understood, especially when it comes to the rare INFJ. As the creator of a blog focused on the introvert…

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My friend asked me, “Why do people care if they’re an introvert or extrovert? Why put a label on it?” And it made me really think–why do I care? How did knowing my introvert personality type impact my life? When I asked myself, the answers came easy. Probably because I have a whole blog on this topic… But also because…

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This list of 10 best new year's resolutions for introverts won't tell you to "fake extroversion 'till you make it" or "be more social". Get ready to live a happier & more fulfilled life as the introvert you are.

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If you have trouble asking for help or opening up, this monthly reflection is for you. 3 life lessons for the personal development of introverts and perfectionists. This month, I'm focusing on personal growth in self-love and relationships.

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Have you experienced unhealthy competition in the workplace? It’s a conversation that Introverts don’t speak up about in fear of making a scene or calling attention to themselves. But not addressing it can be detrimental to an Introvert's happiness & motivation at work. I talk about 5 ways co-workers undermine Introverts & how we can cope.

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Do you hate answering the phone? Does the thought of being surrounded by people protesting already make you exhausted? With today’s technology, being an introvert doesn’t always mean staying silent. Check out this post to find 5 introvert-friendly steps towards political activism!

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Do you find yourself losing friends every time you choose yourself first? I used to be a chronic people-pleaser. I loved making those around me happy–even if it meant losing a little bit of myself in exchange. If my friends were meeting at the library for a group study, I’d be there. Even if I got flustered in groups. If…

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Scheduling your day for success? Time management is tough. It’s even tougher for introverts who get drained from social interaction. Check out this post for schedule organization tips & career advice for introverts!

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Here you are planning your perfect adventure and getting super pumped, when you realize that to make this trip work, you’ll have to sleep in a hostel. Yup, those “hotels” where they cram as many broke travellers as they can into one space for a cheap price and have the audacity to call an experience! I was so anxious the…

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