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Do you overthink? A lot of us are self diagnosed over thinkers, which come to think of it, isn't a very healthy way to live
So uhhh... how long have you been working at Starbucks? Are you good at small talk or is it super uncomfortable for you? Introverts and extroverts can vary greatly in this but there's some tips for making it a bit less awkward
So uhhh... how long have you been working at Starbucks? Are you good at small talk or is it super uncomfortable for you? Introverts and extroverts can vary greatly in this but there's some tips for making it a bit less awkward
Both Introverts and Extroverts alike could use some help in getting organized, as it helps clear the mind and the soul. Al and Johnny talk about the psychological cleanse of cleaning your space and organizing, what it means about you, and what message it sends to others.
How has the life of an introvert changed over the past few years. Obviously we are living in a different time and introverts can flourish in ways they never could.
How has the life of an introvert changed over the past few years. Obviously we are living in a different time and introverts can flourish in ways they never could.
Why does it feel better to have our close friends and family around when we are suffering? How should introverts and extroverts be careful of their natural tendencies in these situations? You guessed it, Al and Johnny discuss just that!
Al and Johnny discuss how money can affect happiness. Johnny talks about the idea of a resetting happiness point and how money can have the same effect as a drug. They also discuss how wealthy does not necessarily mean happy and poverty does not always mean depression. A very good look at the idea of motivation and token economy.
The guys talk about one of the most hated events for an introvert: the job interview. Johnny has had a lot more success in the process and explains what he does to land jobs. Whether you're an introvert or an extrovert, charisma will get you far, as will breaking down the wall between you and the interviewer
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