Extroverted? Here are 9 Tips on how to be Quiet and Reflective (and more intuitive!)

by Caroline van Kimmenade

This article started as a “sure, why not?” response to the tweet below… Just once I’d like to see an article like “Extroverted? Here’s Some Tips on How to Be Quiet and Reflective” https://t.co/jOhLJKZuT3 — Tom & Lorenzo (@tomandlorenzo) August 29, 2019 I fired off one tweet to start: I have a tip. I used this when teaching classes at uni. ONE MINUTE OF SILENCE in the middle of a discussion going nowhere. It […]

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