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- Lachlan Brown
- You enjoy your own company. The first sign we’re looking at is the love of solitude. Now, don’t get this twisted. It’s not about being antisocial or shy.
- Deep conversations are your thing. Next up on our list – you prefer deep, meaningful conversations over small talk. If you’re an introvert, idle chit-chat might feel like a chore to you.
- You’re selective about your social circle. Let’s move on to the third sign – being selective about who you spend time with. As an introvert myself, I can tell you that we tend to keep our social circles small and intimate.
- You’re a great listener. The fourth sign that you might be an introvert is if you’re often complimented for being a good listener. Now, this isn’t just about keeping quiet while others talk.
5 days ago · 8) They possess a natural curiosity about the world around them. Curiosity may have killed the cat, but for intelligent people, it fuels their passion for learning. Smart people are often intensely curious, always asking questions, exploring new ideas, and seeking to understand the ‘why’ behind the ‘what.’.
3 days ago · 2) They embrace their own authenticity. Introverts who make friends easily are often comfortable with who they are. They may not be the life of the party or the loudest voice in the room, but they’re not trying to be. Instead, they remain true to themselves, embracing their unique qualities and quirks. In my own journey, I’ve found that the ...
4 days ago · Stop Self-Reflecting. Setting time aside to reflect on their day or week is a common thing for intelligent people to do. They may do this through journaling or even during everyday tasks such as ...
5 days ago · 1) They don’t think before they speak. The thing about highly intelligent people is that logic supersedes everything else. They have a limited amount of social awareness and often will not consider the feelings of others. On the other hand, people who are wise will often pause before they speak.
5 days ago · Patiently thinking before we speak can be the difference between life or death to those who hear us. We cannot control how someone receives our words, but we can most certainly grow in exercising wise dominion over our mouths. Our tongues hold great power. We must take such power seriously. Simply thinking before we speak can make a huge ...
5 days ago · Think before you speak” (see Figure 1). This is the something that resonates with me and is something that I think is important for both parents and coaches to consider during games on the weekend.
