The Introvert's Bubble

In this episode, Joanna from Flourishing Introverts shares her insights on the different types of introverts, introverts in the workplace, and ways introverts can improve their personal lives. She emphasizes the importance of introverts finding their true strengths so that they can communicate those strengths to the world and play to them. Check out the blog post here . Support the show

Journaling is a great tool we can use in life for a number of different things, especially when it comes to planning, dreaming, reflecting, and so on. Here are a few new things to try when journaling so you can get the absolute most out of it. Check out the blog post and freebies here   Support the show

Let’s Just Say It: Not Everyone is Interesting. Here’s Why That’s Okay.  Check out the show notes and extras here .  Support the show

3 Things to Focus on When You Want to Make a Great First Impression. Check out the show notes and extras here . Support the show

The best ways for introverts to look and feel confident in social settings. Check out the show notes and extras here . Support the show

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Is Your Home a Vision Board or a Shrine? Introverts typically LOVE being at home. It is my favorite place to be, as it’s my  sanctuary. It is important that our homes support us and help us to feel good. In order to learn more about creating a space that functions well and gives off good energy I interviewed Fung Shui expert Patricia Lohan. Lohan is the author of The Happy Home , a book dedicated...

 To check out the full show notes and blog post head over to Courageous Creativity . And to help out the podcast donate on Patreon Introverts are often misunderstood. People make assumptions about introverts that often are just not true. Introverts and extroverts see and experience the world differently. Even some common words we all use have different meanings to an introvert than they do to extr...

Today's interview is with Katie, an illustrator from Upstate New York. She also authored and illustrated a book for Introverts. The Escape Manual for Introverts is a humorous, illustrated book about how to get out of certain social situations as an introvert. It explores the awkwardness of everyday life for introverts, guiding readers through different scenarios that introverts often dread, s...

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The difference between boundaries and walls came up with a client recently, and I started asking other people about it too. As you might know, I’m a big advocate for setting healthy boundaries so that people won’t take advantage of you and  you can save time and energy, be able to take care of yourself, and simply have energy for the important things. It seems like some people see boundaries as wa...

Not everyone can be friends. That might be a little hard for some people to swallow, especially since nobody actively tries not to fit in and least of all those of us who are in the margin. It hurts, it sucks, and it seems unfair. To check out the full show notes and blog post head over to Courageous Creativity . And to help out the podcast donate on Patreon Support the show

 To check out the full show notes and blog post head over to Courageous Creativity . And to help out the podcast donate on Patreon Support the show

I had Marielle on the show all the way from Puerto Rico. We met in She Podcasts on Facebook. She is an introvert who is a Branding Strategist and podcaster. We talked about how she got into both things, as well as teaching workshops. I have thought about doing workshops too, but didn’t know how to get started. I love hearing how other people, especially introverts, do things. I don’t know anything...

 As introverts, we love being in our heads. We have such vivid imaginations. We love to think through things, create stories, and try new things. I sometimes feel like it’s harder for introverts to do certain things because we always only have one foot in the present. I know I always have other things going on in my head, like big dreams of how I want my life to be, traveling, and writing fiction...

We don’t act or see things the same way as others. Just because we are all not quick witted or up for emotional debates at any time does not make up slow or uneducated. Some Introverts just need more time to process. To check out the full show notes and blog post head over to Courageous Creativity . And to help out the podcast donate on Patreon Support the show

There are a few things that introverts have a hard time explaining, or things that other people tend to take personally. One of the biggest things I find hard to explain is that all people are draining no matter what. For a lot of people, those that they find draining are for a reason, such as that person is selfish, boring, or needy. It’s someone who they don’t want to be around or wouldn’t be ar...

Sadly, many people make assumptions. Somehow, we are all supposed to be the same and do the same things. You can’t see me rolling my eyes, but I am. I feel like us introverts are always getting the weirdest questions because we’re not like everyone else. Some of these questions that people ask introverts all the time  To check out the full show notes and blog post head over to Courageous Creativit...

I had another fellow introvert, Martha, on the show and we talked about dating and apps. Martha and I met during another event, through someone who noticed that we were both introverts. It’s difficult to find introverts out at events because they typically don’t go to as many.  To check out the full show notes and blog post head over to Courageous Creativity . And to help out the podcast donate on...

Nothing in our lives is a straight line. There aren’t many decisions we make that will last a lifetime. Sometimes we choose for it to be like that, and other times we don’t have a choice in the matter due to responsibilities. I want to talk about taking the scenic route in life because there is always so much pressure around us. To check out the full show notes and blog post head over to Courageou...

Self-care is such a buzzed about word. It’s not hard to find easy ways to take care of yourself, but I want to talk about the labels other people put on self-care. For example, there are some people who think self-care is lazy. I want to go through the three main things that I hear from other people about how self-care is wrong, with an extra side piece that doesn’t necessarily fit into the main p...

 We’ll always get into situations we don’t want to be in, or do things we don’t want to do. It is simply a part of life. When you have connections or responsibilities, you can’t always get out of things you don’t want to do. We could also actually want to do those things, and then we are “done” with it after a short period of time too. You have that moment where your energy goes away, or you get t...

Let me know if this sounds familiar: you see something on TV or watch a video online, and you have an emotional reaction. Or, a joke falls flat and you let that person know that their joke was insensitive. People always tell you that you’re too sensitive.  To check out the full show notes and blog post head over to Courageous Creativity . And to help out the podcast donate on Patreon Support the s...

I had Kathryn Hunter from the Compass Podcast as a guest. Her podcast interviews location independent women. We met in a Facebook group, where she mentioned that she is a digital nomad and finds that it really works with her introversion. I found that intriguing and wanted to have her on the Introvert’s Bubble.  To check out the full show notes and blog post head over to Courageous Creativity . An...

In season 1 of The Introvert’s Bubble, I had an episode about misconceived and preconceived notions of what introverts are like. I thought I would add a couple more that have been popping up lately and I have found particularly strange. These connect to the ones I mentioned last season, but have been added to. They think it makes the sayings more true for some reason. An example: “you’re a woman…”...