I dropped off my son at the university this week.  This can be a very difficult experience for the parents.  It made me think of my own college experience.  I was happy to be out on my own, however, I was just starting to get to know myself and as I think back it would have been a different experience if I had understood myself and my introversion better.  Understanding my personality now allows me to make changes in how I do things, and how I approach situations.  There are great gifts that come from introversion. I wish I had understood these things when I was in college, but I am happy I do now. 

Books Referenced in this podcast: 

Laurie Helgoe, "Introvert Power"

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