Ask another introvert what they’re *really* passionate about. These are DEEP, life-changing conversations. H/T

Introverts definitely struggle with saying 'no' For years I said 'yes' to everything that came my way to build my writing agency ✏️ Now I'm trying really hard to keep control over my time. Time to free myself up for something bigger.

How to sell when you’re an introvert ✅ Write, write, write. ✅ Make one on one connections. ✅ Listen more than you talk. ✅ Ask questions and research the pain-points. ✅ Only spend 20% of your energy ‘selling’ so you don’t burn out. ✅ Go read a book when you’re done 👏

We're lead to believe that 'group work' and 'brainstorming' is the key to success. It's not. Trust yourself. If you need to work alone to get your project right, do it.

Socializing is an extreme sport for introverts. But it's also where some of the magic in life happens. Finding the right balance (with the right people) has usually been the key to my happiness.

I’ve been called ‘quiet’ my whole life. But I also wanted to build my own company. For a long time I didn’t think the two things were compatible. Last year I hit my dream revenue doing the thing I love most: writing. It’s not a multi-deca-unicorn but it feels like freedom.

As an introvert it’s the only way to get things done. ✔️ At least 4 hours of quiet, deep work. ✔️ One meeting per day, maximum.

Good morning ☕ don't forget to schedule some down time for yourself today 👊

A reminder of your introvert superpowers: ✔ Endless curiosity ✔ Building deep one-on-one connections ✔ Listening ✔ Empathy ✔ Concentration and deep work ✔ Creativity This is your edge if you're building a business. Embrace them.

☕ Good morning to everyone who's quietly building their side-hustle today. You got this.

Don't let any one make you feel bad for being quiet or working alone on your ideas. It's a superpower. h/t Aaron

Good morning quiet builders... ☕ What ONE thing can you do today to get closer to your goal? It doesn't need to be big. One tiny step is progress.

Sometime I wish talking felt as easy as writing