[Ipg-smz] How many of us self-identify as introverts?

[Sally Wiener Grotta]

As a child, my grandmother used to describe me as "painfully shy." The 
pain is still there, but I also truly enjoy people. So it's always a 
wary balance between native introvert and periodic extrovert -- with a 
fear of imposing on others mixed in.

I wouldn't be surprised if this issue is a close cousin to impostor 
syndrome.

Best, Sally

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Sally Wiener Grotta
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On 2018/11/10 07:08, Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols wrote:
> The discussion over in link about introverts and tech conferences has
> me wondering how many of us are introverts--or think we are anyway.
> 
> Personally, I'm right on the border. I feel like an introvert but I
> can be very social... and then I crash.
> 
> What about you?
> 
> Steven
> --
> Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols
> Writer