Introversion-New Superlane

How does a person who considers himself an introvert to the brain of bones to succeed in a world where all the laurels go to extroverts and all public institutions are oriented to them? On the example of its own unique story, Jill Chan shows that a huge untouched potential for success is hidden in introverts. She talks about her achievements in the world of extroverts: as an agent of players of the Higher League of baseball, then a team leader, collected from representatives of twenty countries, as well as one of the leading figures of the international charitable community.

Instead of breaking and redoing herself, she learned to accept her introvership, turning it out of a lack, which allowed to achieve high goals and succeed in the tasks that her colleagues-passwords soldered. She tells the closed people how to look for a suitable job, how to overcome additional difficulties because of the language barrier and cultural differences, how to cope with the challenges of social events and business presentations, wrapping in their favor the special leadership qualities of their psychotype. This book - partly memoirs, partly a guide to professional growth - gives introverts tools for understanding how to build relationships, move up the career ladder, find a common language with colleagues and spend time surrounded by extroverts, without pretending to be and without sacrificing their own sense of comfort