René Allen ~ Author: personality traits

Monday, February 19, 2018

Overview of Introverts vs Extroverts. ~ Part 20(c)

Overview of Introverts

Extroverts.

PART 20(C)

BLOG SESSION

February 19th, 2018

Welcome back Friends, Writers, Authors, Poets, Artists, Blog Readers, Followers and all Visitors.

If you were here for our last Blog Session, then you had a chance to take plenty of Journal notes about Introversion (personality) ~ The Writer's Comfort Levels, as we went into more insight on the Introvert Personality trait.

Tonight's Session is covering an Overview of Introverts vs. Extroverts. I believe everyone following along will find tonight's session interesting.

Please grab your Journal for tonight's Session Notes...

Journal Notes

First off, if you'd take a moment to look at the Chart at the top of our Blog Session for today, you'll find interesting attributes in relation to introverts. Notice that introverts drain energy while socializing, and introverts require alone time to recharge.

If you are an introvert, do you find yourself drained after being around a lot of people? Do you find yourself needing to recharge yourself after events and being around a lot of people? If so, try your hand at writing in a Diary on a daily basis to unload your thoughts...

Diary Writers learn more about themselves.

If you are an introvert naturally, you'll find that writing will be very soothing and comforting to you and for you. A Diary will be the perfect vehicle for you to unload your feelings, emotions, thoughts, activities, and anything that may be bothering you.

As you can see from the chart at the top of our Blog Session on the side of the "Introverts" ~ As one of the traits of an Introvert, you'll notice that introverts are better able to express themselves through writing verses verbal conversation. If you enjoy writing Novels, stories, poetry, plays, or if you have an interest in Journalism -- having a Journal by your side or a Daily Diary will be beneficial for you.

If you enjoy your "alone time", going to the park, taking walks, going to the water, spending time in the Library, or taking in a movie will serve to give you the alone time you desire. You may, of course, have already figured out the perfect "alone time" activity. If so, you may want to share your suggestion(s) here in the "Comments Section" for other introverts who may like your idea(s).

You may love one-on-one conversations or small group conversations better if you are an introvert.

Most introverts definitely dislike speaking on the phone. How do you feel about telephone conversations? Let us know in the "Comments Section" at the bottom of this Blog, and indicate whether you consider yourself to be an "introvert" or an "extrovert".

If you are an introvert, do you find that you need time to 'think' before speaking? If so, feel free to explain why you feel this way in the comments section below.

OUR NEXT BLOG SESSION:

Overview of Introverts

Extroverts.

PART 20(D)

~ Continuation ~

More insight on the Extrovert Personality trait

Peace, Love & Light

By René Allen

Saturday, February 17, 2018

Introversion (personality) ~ The Writer's Comfort Levels ~ PART 20

Introversion (personality)

The Writer's Comfort Levels

PART 20

BLOG SESSION

February 17th, 2018

Welcome back Blog Readers, Writers, Authors, Novelists, Journalists, Poets, Diary Writers, Short Story Writers, Film Writers, and all Artists, Followers & Visitors...

You are in for a very introspective Blog Session today. For everyone who believes that they are among the many people in the world who have an introverted personality or who know friends and/or family members who have introverted personalities, this will be an exceptionally good Session for you!

For all new Blog Session followers, please be sure to have your Journal ready when you come to the Sessions so that you will have your informative notes to look back on...

Journal Notes

Main Points relative to the Introverted Personality:

Introversion is one of the major personality traits identified in many theories of personality. People who are introverted tend to be inward turning, or focused more on internal thoughts, feelings and moods rather than seeking out external stimulation.

What if YOU fit the description above?

The Introverted Personality

Suppose you feel that you have an introverted personality, and that people are always pointing out that you seem to be detached, unfriendly, non-communicative, moody, to-yourself more than normal, or worst case scenario ~ strange.

Try not to take it personally when people point out your personality trait.

Being an introvert isn’t necessarily a bad thing. If it prevents you from doing what you really want to do, or hinders your working and personal life, then something should change. However, introverts should be happy being so. Everyone is not meant to be over-the-top bubbly and happy all the time, and it is okay if you are not an extrovert in the sense that people seem to think you need to be.

Get comfortable with who you are

and be comfortable with your

Personality Character Trait

We will come back with Part 20(b) as we discuss how to write about an Introverted personality in one of your stories.

We'll also go over top ten ways for Introverts to get through their day, which includes mostly a "How To " in getting out of negative situations and keeping positive about your character if you are an Introvert. (From Author Nancy R. Fenn.)

For your notes, take a look at the following artwork, and decide which one is more YOU...

Extrovert vs. Introvert

Join us back here for more insight on the Introvert Personality trait.