Happily Introverted Ever After
Our free eBook for Introverts
„Extroverts are happier than introverts“ - that was the conclusion of a recent research study elaborated at San Francisco State University. You might have guessed it! Being an introvert will have given you quite a hard time every now and then. But then again: most major scientific and artistic contributors of all times were introverts: Einstein, Darwin, Newton, Picasso - you name it!
Being an introvert seems like a fate, but in fact it‘s a challenge. Understanding yourself will help you tackle the problems that all introverts are facing: health risks, job-related problems and difficult relationships. Knowing about those introvert specific issues will help you to lift your burden and to develop your true potential. And as a result, you will live happier and healthier.
This free eBook will inspire you on your way towards being happily introverted.
Being an introvert seems like a fate, but in fact it‘s a challenge. Understanding yourself will help you tackle the problems that all introverts are facing: health risks, job-related problems and difficult relationships. Knowing about those introvert specific issues will help you to lift your burden and to develop your true potential. And as a result, you will live happier and healthier.
This free eBook will inspire you on your way towards being happily introverted.
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Felicitas Heyne is a well-known psychologist and best-selling book-author. She is an International Affiliate of the American Psychological Association (APA) and Member of the German Psychological Association (BDP).
