The Heart of a Perfectionist

The non-introverted, negative qualities that get applied to the introvert community continues to diminish introverts and give introversion a negative perception. Join me, as we discuss why these stereotypes are false and better equip yourself about the introverted community.

This week, we take a dive into those who are in the middle: Ambiverts! Join me as I discuss what an Ambivert is and the difference between ambiverts and extroverted introverts.

If you feel a little too extroverted to be an introvert, then this episode is for you! Join me as I discuss what an extroverted introvert is and how to identify an extroverted introvert whether it's you or a friend.

"If it doesn't positively serve my mental health, then it is shifting me into mental illness. And that's a risk I'm no longer willing to take."

Understanding and respecting other individual's communication styles and preferences are essential to maintaining any type of relationship. Learn how to better communicate with introverts by joining me in this week's episode!

Diversity is richer than most realize. It encompasses nearly every aspect of life and is what makes you, you! Start the conversation by joining me in this week's episode to discuss diversity.

A lot of emphasis has been placed on introversion and extroversion as personality traits. However, it's important to discuss the other components that make up personality and how they influence your life.

 

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Being respectful, positive, and accepting of unique personality types among the youth is critical to aiding in developing positive self images of oneself in adulthood. Join me as I discuss how we can positively nurture the youth in regards to introverted and extroverted personalities.

Juneteenth has been declared a national holiday! Learn what Juneteenth is about and why you should start celebrating it.

While society has instilled the belief that introverts and extroverts cannot coexist and live together peacefully, the truth is quite the opposite. Learning to take the time to understand each other's personalities and applying the skill of not judging and comparing to everyday life will bring us closer to a peaceful coexistence.