6 Pros and Cons of the Freelance Lifestyle for Introverts
As an introvert who freelances, you can be more in control of the jobs you accept, as well as have plenty of alone time.
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As an introvert who freelances, you can be more in control of the jobs you accept, as well as have plenty of alone time.
When faced with an uncomfortable work situation as an introvert, look for coworkers who feel the same way you do to become your allies.
By having someone believe in my abilities to teach, regardless of being an introvert, I began to believe that I could navigate anything.
For introverts, having pre-rehearsed lines ready to say to customers makes for fewer forced and awkward conversations.
As an introvert, extroverted jobs have given me the opportunity to test what works for me — I understand my limits better.
Introverts shouldn’t feel as though they are “wrong” if all they want to do is show up at work and actually work (vs. make small talk).
Getting called back into the office? It’s time to prepare your back-to-work toolbox.
Teaching may not seem like an “introverted” career, but introverted educators bring a lot of strengths to the classroom.
When I was driven more by a sense of obligation rather than personal fulfillment, I knew being a therapist was not for me as an introvert.
Acting gives introverts the opportunity to “hide” behind a character and express themselves in ways they usually do not.