Note To Self How Introverts Become Extraordinary, Not Extroverts In the latest edition of Note To Self, FW editor Emily Brooks tackles the dilemmas of an introvert. By Emily J. Brooks Note To Self In the latest edition of Note To Self, FW editor Emily Brooks tackles the dilemmas of an introvert. By Emily J. Brooks Previous article 3 Bosses Weigh In: Is It Ever Okay To Cry At Work Next article Your Great-Grandma Probably Wasn’t As Cool As Helen Pankhurst’s Dear Em,As an introverted extrovert, I find it VERY hard to speak to a bunch of strangers yet am quite happy being honest, loud and a bit bratty to those who I am close to. How can I bring a little of my extrovert into Introvert Town (without having morning negronis)? BOOK | QUIET: THE POWER OF INTROVERTS IN A WORLD THAT CAN’T STOP TALKING In this New York Times bestseller, Susan Cain helps introverts harness their power and understand their value in a world valuing the loud and outgoing. It will completely change your perspective. notetoself Best Of Future Women Note To Self New Year, Still You By Emily J. Brooks Note To Self The Gift Of Limitation By Emily J. Brooks Wellbeing On Being Nice By Emily J. Brooks Note To Self To Find Success, Curate Backwards By Emily J. Brooks Note To Self Play To Your Strengths, Not Your Weaknesses By Emily J. Brooks Note To Self You Can Have It All, But Not All At Once By Emily J. Brooks Note To Self Thanking Adversity, To Move Through It By Emily J. Brooks Note To Self Plant An Expectation, Reap A Disappointment By Emily J. Brooks Your inbox just got smarter If you’re not a member, sign up to our newsletter to get the best of Future Women in your inbox.
