BommyKnocker
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Posted by Ellybean
Extroverts feed off of energy typically. Not necessarily a bad thing. They are energized by being around people, their introspection is found by looking at others, talking with friends being involved with a larger dynamic. They enjoy group meetings because they can bounce ideas around and take the helm for the best one.
Posted by DazedScorpPosted by BommyKnocker
ah, thanks for that.
And to answer your question, personally I would like to build my own success and leave my success for the next generations to further build on.
*Looks at profile*
Oh... It's you.
Are you not an introvert? Or at least consider yourself to be?click to expand


Posted by BommyKnocker
Agree or disagree ?
I for one agree. I think society doesn't like introverts and extroverts have a high probability of living a happier more satisfying life, in this day and age.

Posted by BommyKnocker
Introverts and extroverts have fundamentally different energies and different energy needs and in the hyper social society we live in these days, it gives extroverts an edge.

Posted by BommyKnocker
Introverts can't be the life of the party, even if they wanted to and that's the thing.
People only want to be friends with the life of the party and in that sense, introverts are always doomed. They can be friendly, social and charming, but never the life of the party. I think society celebrates the life of the party character and the next best thing, but never introverts.
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I for one agree. I think society doesn't like introverts and extroverts have a high probability of living a happier more satisfying life, in this day and age.
Two things shaped my opinion:
1. I was talking to a senior at a public practice firm and they are in the process of recruiting a graduate into the firm. He said that the worst candidate isn't the one who's unqualified for the role, but the worst candidate is an introverted candidate. He then went to explain that in public practice, you can't get away about being an introvert. I thought about it and couldn't see how public practice is anything different from any other profession. You meet many people, you have to social with clients and colleagues and professional at all times. That sounds just like any profession out there. People just don't like introverts.
2. I was watching a pbs documentary called "America in primetime" (highly recommended) and they had part of the documentary dedicated to "Misfits". They went on to detail how people love characters who are oblivious of their inadequacies within society and that's in the DNA of every great character in a TV Show in the past two decades. Being oblivious to oneself doesn't sound to me as a thing an introspective person would do. If anything, they are highly aware of their inadequacies and that pushes them deeper into introspection.
No matter how I look at it, I see the world as an extroverts paradise. If you even think about social networks, they are inherently valuable to extroverts and are possibly no value to introverts. I see the success of social networks as the ultimate proof that their many extroverts and both successful/happy life and technological innovations are both geared towards extroverts.
Even in dating. Its too obvious.
what's your opinion about it ?
Agree or disagree ?