Technology, Introversion, Minimalism, Politics and Everything in Between
Category: Introversion
This is the part of the job search, the part where I know I have a new job and my first day is approaching, that I find the most stressful. Walking into a new environment is intimidating enough let alone adding the stress of meeting new people literally all day long. The part of me, … Continue reading April Fools Start Date
When you stop to think about it, true friends are like family without the commitment to obligation to see them on holidays, birthdays, etc. Family is mentally and physically draining for many reasons, many of which lead back to the fact that they remember how you used to be and have difficulty understanding why you … Continue reading True Friends Might As Well Be Big Foot
The introverts in the world, Christmas and New Years is probably the worst time of year. Trying to get away from all the noise and distraction is nearly impossible and normal tasks become stress inducing activities because of it. I can't speak for others, but having a quiet and ordered mind is key to being … Continue reading An Introverts Holiday Season
To say that I've been busy the last few weeks is a massive understatement. There are certain things that I do daily and weekly that help me cope and process the outside world that I have not been able to do for various reasons. Work has been crazyballs. Home has been crazyballs. It's hard to … Continue reading Mr. Crankypants
This isn't my time of year, various posts in my archives all around this time show a common theme. While I generally don't get excited or drunk on the Christmas spirit, that doesn't mean I Scrooge on others that do. My approach is to establish clear boundaries with people so they know that I don't … Continue reading As we head into Christmas…
If you've been following me for a while and reading the Three Things Thursday posts (thanks to Emily at Full-Grown Nerd for that), you'll have noticed the full album recommendations at the bottom. Whether you actually listen to them or not is not important, it's the reason I'm doing in the first place that is important. … Continue reading Music assistance for my brain
It's no secret, yup, I'm an introvert. I prefer long stretches of time where it appears to an uninformed person that I may in fact be catatonic and unresponsive to external stimuli. I've never drooled on myself and why should I, I'm actually rather quite busy inside my own head. I'm a calm lake, windless … Continue reading Holiday season relief for an introvert
Yesterday I was trading tweets, DMs, and Facebook messages with my friend and fellow INFJ @TaraSkurtu. She had expressed that the Facebook typing indicator (not to be confused with the Myers-Briggs… Source: What #Introverts Want You to Know about the Typing Indicator I've been following @INFJoe for a while and have enjoyed seeing his cartoons … Continue reading What #Introverts Want You to Know about the Typing Indicator
I'm working from home today and I'm already on my fourth cup of coffee. My Keurig isn't the newest and the coffee has recently not been as hot as it should be, so I tend to drink it down rather fast. I have my personal laptop playing Spotify in the background. It's playing the new … Continue reading A year later and I’m a happy introvert
All of the time I've spent on self-reflection and inner feelings reminded me of a recent science show on how perception can change drastically with seemingly identical subjects. Take for instance the compelling example of Abraham Lincoln, which most people immediately recognize when they see the below picture. He was the 16th President of the … Continue reading How perception defines our view of the world and ourselves
