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The Quiet Introvert: Being Quiet in a Social World

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The best-selling social anxiety book used by millions of introverts.

Do people say that you're too quiet? Do they throw around words like social anxiety disorder and shyness? Do you wish you could turn all of this to your advantage?

Then this audiobook by Lisa Kimberly is here for you. Lisa takes you on a journey of self-discovery and growth that will change your life forever. She starts with a simple test that will help you find your place on the introvert scale. Along the way, you'll discover other successful introverts and learn to model their successes. There are even some powerful exercises to help you flex your introvert muscles!

By the time you finish this book, you'll have a deep understanding of who you are as a person and how being quiet does not have to be stressful - being quiet can actually give you an edge at home and in the workplace.

Never be afraid to be yourself again! After years of hiding as an introvert in a world dominated by extroverts, Lisa Kimberly shares her path for becoming a successful introvert without changing who you are.

Learn how



Determine where you are on the introversion spectrum Understand how it affects your work, friends, and love life Become confident in your decision making Expand your natural creativity Use the written word to express yourself Develop massive confidence Become a leader in your workplace

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First published June 17, 2015

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September 5, 2015
I received a KINDLE Edition of this book through a giveaway on LibraryThing and the following is my honest opinion.

Introverts tend to live in a world of their own, while looking at those around them continuously interacting with each other. They wish they could interact along with them, but feeling secure in the way they are, they can’t.

The thing is, I feel comfortable being an introvert which why I love to write book reviews and have people love reading them. And when they contact me, I allow the extrovert in me to take over and to interact freely with them.

If you follow the book chapter by chapter, and answer all the exercises honestly, by the book’s end you should be able to begin to embrace the richness of you are actually are, and perhaps start cracking the eggshell which has encapsulated you all of these years. I know I’m now slowly beginning to allow this to happen.

After reading this book I not only feel it will benefit introverts, it should be read by the extroverts so they might be able to better understand their introverted friends.

So allowing my introverted self to write this review, I eagerly giving this book 5 STARS for all the possibilities it might create.
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December 13, 2016
This book didn't contain information that I hadn't already known. It was written in an "introverts are better than extroverts" fashion, instead of focusing on introverts for their own sake. I was going to give it 2 stars, but gave it 3 because it does have info a person new to the idea of introverts could learn from. Short, easy read.
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February 23, 2017
This book is an easy read. It explains what you would need to know about an introvert. As an introvert i liked this book.
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September 2, 2015
I would like to thank Lisa Kimberly for sending me an electronic copy of her book 'The Quiet Introvert: Being Quiet in a Social World' which I won on Librarything. This is my honest review.

I found this book to be a very interesting read, as I am an introvert. Virtually everything written in this book, I could identify with. Now I know why my sister and I are so unlike. She is very much an extrovert! Parts of the book I did skim over and that is where employment was concerned. I gave up my job years ago to care for my family. Although I found this book interesting, I do feel it is more suited to those younger than myself.
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