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Hyperactive Introvert Series – Part 1: My Journey to Realising Who I Am
For most of my life, I’ve been described as “determined,” “always doing something,” and “full of ideas.” On the surface, it looked like I was a classic extrovert — always moving, always busy, always chasing the next goal. But deep down, I’ve always needed long stretches of quiet time to recharge. Big crowds drain me,…
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Introvert Superpower #4: Strategic Vision
Seeing the Bigger Picture Others Miss Introverts and stoics share a remarkable ability to step back from the noise and view life with perspective. While many get caught up in day-to-day urgency, introverts thrive in reflection. They can zoom out, assess, and connect dots that others overlook. This strategic vision is not about predicting the…
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Superpower #3: Empathetic Communication
Listening First, Speaking with Impact In a world where everyone is rushing to be heard, the rarest and most powerful communicators are those who truly listen. Introverts and stoics share this trait. They don’t jump into conversations to fill silence; they observe, absorb, and process. This patience allows them to fully understand another person’s perspective…
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Introvert Superpower #2: Deep Focus
Distraction is loud. Focus is quiet. While the world celebrates multitasking, fast responses, and being “always on,” introverts often thrive in the opposite environment—one of depth, intention, and uninterrupted thought. This ability to dive deeply into meaningful work without needing constant external stimulation isn’t just a preference. It’s a superpower. And in today’s overstimulated, attention-fragmented…
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Introvert Superpower #1: Stoic Strength in a Noisy World
Stillness isn’t silence. It’s strength. In a world that often rewards noise, speed, and constant visibility, the introvert’s quiet, composed nature can easily be misunderstood—or underestimated. But what if that calm exterior wasn’t a weakness, but a superpower? Let’s reframe it: being an introvert is not a limitation in business—it’s a competitive edge. And one…
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Was Marcus Aurelius the Original Introverted Leader?
Stoic. Emperor. Introvert? Introduction: A Quiet Emperor in a Loud World In a world where boldness is often mistaken for leadership, it’s easy to forget that some of history’s most powerful figures were quiet thinkers rather than loud talkers. One such figure is Marcus Aurelius, Roman emperor and Stoic philosopher. Best known for his timeless…
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Is the Modern Introvert the New Face of Stoicism?
In a world filled with noise, constant sharing, and performative hustle, the quiet strength of the modern introvert feels… almost radical. It’s as if being calm, reflective, and emotionally measured—once seen as soft or passive—is now emerging as a form of quiet rebellion. And when you think about it, introversion and Stoicism share a striking…
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Introverts need to be a Dorsal fin more often
With the help of my computer aided modelling, above is my interpretation of the cost of not speaking up as an introvert when it comes to oppurtunities Above is my interpretation to better depict the optimal postion and reel in the fish reference. 📊 Interpretation of the Refined Model 🧠 Summary Insight: For introverted entrepreneurs,…
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Introvert in Business: Turning Quiet Strength into Success
There’s a common misconception in the business world that success belongs to the loudest voice in the room. Networking events, pitch meetings, sales calls—these spaces often feel like they’ve been designed for extroverts. But the truth is, introverts can—and often do—excel in business. The key is not to force yourself into someone else’s style, but…
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The Work From Home Experiment: A Blog Series
Find Your Rhythm 🎵 Linking back to the previous chapters, it’s now time to bring everything together in a structured, sustainable schedule. Now, this doesn’t mean your day needs to be planned down to the minute—rigidity often backfires. But having a high-level structure for how your day typically unfolds is crucial. It helps you maintain…
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