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You've to differentiate between introversion and shyness. Introversion can't be overcome in the same way as shyness. Introversion is a deep personal habit. If
by dan00 16y ago
You've to differentiate between introversion and shyness.
Introversion can't be overcome in the same way as shyness.
Introversion is a deep personal habit. If you don't like crowds,
than you will never be able to enjoy them as extrovert people.
You can get more used to them, but they will always exhaust you.
Shyness is more of a learnt habit, the result of missing interactions with
people and the result of a low self-confidence. When you interact more with
people and rise your self-confidence, than also the shyness will decrease.
- xiongchiamiov 16y agoGood point. I'm most certainly an introvert (I scored straight 100s in S and C on a recent DISC assessment), but not what I would consider shy. I'm not afraid of talking to people; I just normally don't have anything to say (or prefer to keep my snarky responses to myself).