Great writeup and love your articulation of ambiverts. I am an introvert--but now trained my mind to be a normal person and not fear people around me. I forced

Great writeup and love your articulation of ambiverts. I am an introvert--but now trained my mind to be a normal person and not fear people around me. I forced it earlier. If you meet me, you'll not find me an introvert, anymore. 10 years ago, people would politely ask me to talk or share. It has been years of journey achieving that change. I don't feel the introvert/extrovert quagmire anymore. However, if I'm in public meetings--presenting, chatting for more than a few hours--then I need to come back and take a hot shower--and fade away the people and conversations. My wife calls that shower: "Removing the theater from the head."